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In this issue:
- Folk beliefs on luck: Alison Skinner conducted a small survey about folk beliefs relating to luck
- A visit to Columcille: Josh Maybrook encounters some modern megaliths inspired by Iona
- The Angles, the Saxons and the Britons: To understand what happened in post-Roman Britain, says Richard Stead, follow the farmers – and the clues hidden in language
- Where did the dance begin? Prompted by a previous article about triskeles and other symbols, Alan Nowell writes
- The mysteries of Dunmail Raise: Graham Dugdale investigates the allure of Lakeland’s busiest highway
- Phil Rickman (1950–2024: Caitlin Warrior remembers a friend, and an inspiration to many
- Season’s gleanings (news); plus a new curated list of free-to-read research from other journals
- The Alt-Antiquarian: John Billingsley finds everything turns in a circle eventually
- News from the Neolithic: Rob Stepney slips through time at the Ness of Brodgar
- Readers’ letters and discussions
- Book reviews
- The Dodman: NE’s new editor Andrew Chapman wanders afoot… this time unexpectedly finding himself (in Northumberland)
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