Les 10 concurrents journals.socantscot.org les plus visités

cotswoldarchaeology.co.uk

These five flint scrapers are a common tool type used throughout prehistory, thought to have been used for processing animal hides.

roman-britain.co.uk

The Romans have left us a rich variety of written and archaeological sources about their lives in Britain. Julius Caesar, Tacitus and others wrote extensively, presenting us with the Roman version of events. Archaeological sources that tell us about Roman Britain include roads, coins, jewellery, gravestones, statues; the ruins of baths, villas, forts and palaces, and the magnificent Hadrian's Wall.

thames21.org.uk

We work with communities across Greater London to improve our rivers, canals, ponds and lakes for people and wildlife. Volunteer today.

archaeologydataservice.ac.uk

The Verderers of the New Forest Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) Scheme is a large environmental scheme to restore and enhance internationally important habitants on the Crown lands of the New Forest National Park. The ten-year project, running from 2010 to 2020, was funded by Natural England using funding drawn from both the EU and the UK. It was the largest such scheme in England. The project was overseen by a board drawn from the chief executives of the partner organisations, principally the New Forest National Park Authority (NFNPA), Forestry England (FE), Natural England (NE) and the New Forest Verderers, and has five main objectives: 1. Wildlife conservation 2. Protection of the historic environment 3. Maintenance and enhancement of landscape quality and character 4. Promote public access and understanding 5. Resource protection Elements of the scheme included wetland restoration (reversing the effects of managed drainage introduced in the 19th century), verge restoration (restoring erosion caused by vehicles on grass verges alongside forest roads), habitat restoration (in Sites of Special Scientific Interest) and the promotion of historic practices such as commoning. A key element of aim 2 was that land upon which restoration or conservation took place would show evidence of archaeological feature protection, and that within three years of work being undertaken, there would be no evidence of ongoing degradation. This would include maintaining the depth of soil protecting features, the reduction of detrimental features such as scrub or animal burrows, and the prevention of activities such as heather burning or vehicle damage. This included the installation of rabbit proof mesh on two Scheduled Ancient Monuments (SAMs). The HLS scheme funded a Lidar survey of the Crown lands, as well as aerial photography in both high-resolution colour photographs and near-infrared imagery. These data were used to inform annual surveys of the Crown lands, conducted by

fundacionazara.org.ar

Cooperación internacional Investigadores de la Fundación Azara han realizado trabajos científicos en colaboración y coautoría con colegas de las siguientes instituciones: Preview Only AMÉRICA Bolivia Carrera de Biología, Facultad de Ciencias Químico, Farmacéuticas y Bioquímicas, Universidad Mayor Real y Pontificia San Francisco Xavier de Chuquisaca,...

thehistorypress.co.uk

Investigate the real story of Mary Boleyn and challenge historical assumptions about her life and legacy in Tudor times.

megalithic.co.uk

The Megalithic Portal News Digest is our hand picked selection of the best recent site and photo submissions from our contributors, along with news and other updates. It is sent out roughly every 10 d