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COLCHESTER TREASURE HUNTING HOLIDAYS IN ENGLAND Twinned with Midwest Historical Research Society USA Finds section All finds by individual catagory
History sections Archaeology- links- whats happening locally Archaeology Survey report Beaker people Boudicca Queen of the BritainsCeltic tribes coin identification colchester history hoxne Domesday book kings & queens POW Roman Empire TimelineSaxons Stone AgeSutton Hoo Timeline to present dayTorcs Treasure LawsVilla Dig Holiday info section souvenirs testimonials Training&Daytrips Other info Awards/prizesBooksCleaning findsClub free compeitionColchester linkDetecting tipse-mail us Find of the yearGPRHoards/treasureshome pagehunt pagesIn Memory museum informationOld newsSales and Wants Professional Coin Straightening Service Treasure Act & Other countries Laws Members forum logon Metal detecting finds display cases
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Archaeology
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Archaeology
or archeology (American English) is the study of human cultures through
the recovery, documentation and analysis of material remains, including
architecture, artefacts, biofacts, human remains, and landscapes. The
goal of archaeology is to shed light on long-term human prehistory,
history, behaviour and cultural evolution. |
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two years ago we have made an increasing number of unexpected finds of
serious historical importance. Examples like Mass Bruce's Bronze Age axe
head hoard and Ohio Bud's Saxon gold dagger cheaf are being purchased
by museums subject to valuation after Treasure inquest. Extensive research
on the land we have permission to use by Canadian Rod shows that this
is perhaps the tip of the iceberg. To ensure the correct handling of these
important discoveries I am currently studying archeology as a formal course
now .
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Archaeology Information Centre The UK's bestselling archaeology magazine - Current World Archaeology - Digs & Discoveries from around the world An
Independent Archaeology Website
Great resource for 'Guides to Archaeology' , Software
to use in the field, Education and Learning in Archaeology and Heritage
Britarch.web
site Council for British Archaeology Excavations Project diaries 1999-2002 Very interesting site showing the day by day digs with lots of pictures Colchesters Roman Chariot track Amateur's view of the most remarkable archaeological find that has been made in Colchester for many years.
COLCHESTER ARCHAEOLOGICAL TRUST Great site showing all the excavations taking place locally
Current field projects in Essex Download the PDF document on that page showing the current digs The Institute of Field Archaeologists Great site with Codes, Guidelines & Standards, training and membership Archaeological Geophysics Overview
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