Current archaeology

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  Año 2006, Número 201

  • Happisburgh y Pakefield: Flint handaxes found embedded in the red crag along the Norfolk Coast suggest that humans were present in Britain in around 700,000 BC-200,000 years earlier than Boxgrove

    págs. 458-467

    

  • colchester Circus: Excavations reveal evidence for a Roman circus (i.e. chariot racing stadium) early in the Roman occupation of Britain

    págs. 468-479

    

  • Medieval London: The museum of London has just unveiled its new madieval archaeology gallery-the first major re-vamp sinceits opening

    págs. 480-485

    

  • Shoreditch Park: A community archaeology project in Shoreditch reveals tarraced houses bombed in the Blitz

    págs. 486-497

    

  • Blackland Roman Villa: Excavations reveal a small Roman villa set in an enclosure with a rather grandiose gatehouse

    págs. 498-501