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British Archaeology magazine to read on the web

Submitted by Andy B on Monday, 02 October 2006  Page Views: 4715

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Highlights of recent issues of British Archaeology magazine are now available to read for free on the CBA web site. July/August 2006 is now up there, which includes the fascinating article Balloon over Stonehenge, where Martyn Barber considers a photo taken 100 years ago, and Discovering Scotland from above (30 years of aerial photos)

Past highlights include

May/June 2006
Roman mosaics * Protest at 'Bling King's' grave (Prittlewell) * On the web, Gateway to information paradise including a recommendation of somewhere called the Megalithic Portal, [never heard of it - Ed]

March/April 2006
When Rome left Britain: the Bosnian perspective * Boudica: a queen in search of a husband * Finding Prasutagus: iron age coins.

January/February 2006
700,000 years old found in Suffolk * Easter Island statues explained

November/December 2005
From Ashes to Dust: who cares about sports heritage? * Archaeology on the shores of Norfolk and the Isle of Wight * Of interest to hill figure fans: White Badges, Mike Pitts visits poignant wartime field art asking 'Will we remember them?' * Roads to the past: extraordinary Irish archaeology in danger from the expanding road network.

In the past, these free back issue pages have languished not being updated so if you enjoy reading them, please fill in their Reader Survey and let them know.

Questions include how often you visit museums, and archaeological sites. Also questions on how they could improve the magazine, whether you read it in print or on the web and to tell them what is your favourite archaeology web site (ahhhem)...

All this and more at http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba.html
Contributor Bio for Andy B: Megalithic Portal Founding Editor.

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Re: British Archaeology magazine to read on the web by Anonymous on Tuesday, 21 November 2006
Durrington Walls measurements: outer bank 905 meters, inner ditch = 479 meters. Why? 509 : 479 = 1 : 0.94 Dia. EARTH : VENUS. Ditch width 16.44 meters. Why? 2 X 16.44 = 32.88. Diameter of EARTH : SUN = 1 : 109.7 and, as planet X's diameter is 2.19, PLANET x: SUN = 1 : 109.7/2.19 = 1 : 50.09. SUN : BROWN DWARF star = 1 : 0.66 and PLANET X : BROWN DWARF star = 1 : 0.66/2.19 = 1 : 32.88 "Woodhenge" in this regard represents Planet X at an orbit of 147 horizontal cubits of 20.433 Imperial inches, equivalent to 147 million miles. The survey distance between stones #92 & #94 @ Stonehenge is equivalent to 147 million miles. Durrington Walls represents the Brown Dwarf star and its sistance from Stonehenge is circa 3,100 million miles (between Neptune & Pluto). Check it out!
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    Re: British Archaeology magazine to read on the web by Anonymous on Tuesday, 21 November 2006
    yep. Of course it does. Any more numbers for us ?
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