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Nov 24
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Red Hot Amateur Archaeologists
Let’s begin with the parable of Pablo Picasso’s dinner… Read more
For the man who has everything
My mother made me an archaeologist. Read more
Raiders of the Lost Cave Spiders
If you’ve ever wondered why archaeologists become archaeologists, ask them about their first ever dig. Some will curse the day, others will gush with delight, but all will admit to the life changing moment when they found their first find.
The Age of Protest
Occupy St Paul’s, occupy Wall Street, occupy hundreds of locations world wide, and now – occupy a small trial trench evaluation in Somerset. Read more
Free Maney
The best things in life are free
But you can keep ‘em for the birds and bees
Now give me Maney, (that’s what I want) that’s what I want… Read more
Battles, Boats and Bones
Marion Ravenwood reviews ‘Battles, Boats and Bones: Archaeological Discoveries in Northern Ireland, 1987-2008,’ by Emily Murry and Paul Logue (eds). Read more
Vegas Baby!
Check out Tony Robinson (12 seconds in) staring in the new Range Rover Evoque TV Ad, filmed on his recent stag do, probably. Read more
Social relations in Prehistory
Marion Ravenwood reviews ‘Social Relations in Prehistory: Wessex in the First Millennium BC’ by Niall Sharples Read more
Celebrity Graveyard, by Conor McHale
Yet more jolly rambles behind the iron curtain of truth.
Still on tip-top form (See Digging up Bloomsday for the early days). Read more
Knickers Must Fall
A kinder, gentler age me hole. Is it any wonder they did away with libraries when all they did was peddle this filth? Read more
The Lovers of Pound Hill
Bear with us, dear readers, as we take you on a journey into the unknown…. Read more
The Southport Group
First published in the NME, Diggingthedirt has great pleasure in reprinting this syndicated review of the new self-titled album by ‘The Southport Group.’ Read more
