Could be the remains of my old headmaster. He was ancient, when Noah was still a bot builder.

Sounds interesting, and I wish them every success.

Congratulations on yet another superb magazine, and thank you to everyone who contributed to it. It is just going from strength to strength.

Thanks for posting that Farty. I have his DVD, on the use of XP detectors, and find his way of presentation is really good. He talks to you, not down to you.

A very funny guy, may he raise many a laugh up there.

Fabulous result, well done.

WHSmith also have an online, old books site. It is well worth a visit, as their prices can be much better than some of the smaller dealers. I once wanted a book called, Watchers on the Longships, and found an amazing difference in price. (anyone interested in the history of West Cornwall would find ...

Great news, even allowing for the 22 mile round trip, it is worth it to me.

Sad loss, of a really likeable, gentle man.

Take it back to a post of mine, so time ago. Would it not be a good thing to get the National Trust to allow such a dig, on a site of their choice, with everything going to them. To be put on permanent display, at the site for all to see, and learn from.

Good news, let's hope it proves worthwhile.

They need to visit Cornwall. There are a lot of old fossils down here, me included.

I admire the guy for "walking", I'd have run like the clappers.

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13 times that reduction would buy you, one Bounty bar.

A leading conservation group is campaigning against plans to knock down a historic Oxfordshire railway station. The Woodstock and Blenheim station is part of the branch line established in by the Duke of Marlborough in 1885 to take passengers to Blenheim Palace. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/o...