Might have to copy that one...................thanks for the post Barry...............

Got mine yesterday too.....................

I prefer to have a plain background to my images though..................

Thanks for the link Barry. Postage was a bit steep but I have also ordered a couple..........

During excavations in Roskilde Cathedral, Denmark, archaeologists found burials dating between 11th – 17th centuries and included a grave that obviously belonged to a noblewoman. She had been buried with her head resting on a pillow sewn with gold threads and had been wearing a maiden crown. http://...

Burrowing bunnies have uncovered an 8,000-year old treasure trove buried near Land’s End. The family of rabbits are believed to be responsible for unearthing the archaeological “gold mine” less than 200 yards from the Cornish landmark. Archaeologists said that the animals had uncovered arrow heads, ...

A great discovery: remains of king Alfred or his son found in Winchester? A fragment of human pelvis excavated in Winchester is ‘very likely’ to be part of the remains of King Alfred the Great (849-899), or his son Edward, archaeologists announced today (January 17th 2014) at a packed press conferen...

A runic code called jötunvillur has finally been decrypted. It just might help solve the mystery of the Vikings’ secret codes.
http://sciencenordic.com/mysterious-cod ... es-cracked

Thanks for all the support everyone................

Bleedin' attention seekers....................

Interesting article Brian and Nic Terranato, who is co-running this dig, is the archaeologist who was running the Gabii project when I was there in 2009................

Thanks Garry................an interesting read.................

My find was a cap hook Dave..............http://www.forumukdetectornet.co.uk/php ... 2&t=109647.............

It was in the autumn of 2010 when local amateur archaeologists discovered evidence of harbor facilities thought to date from around 1000–1200 AD near Ahvenkoski village at the mouth of the western branch of the Kymi River in southeastern Finland. The findings included a smithy, an iron smelting furn...

In 2012, a team from Rampart Scotland carried out an archaeological investigation at Sheriffside, a large crop mark site some 20 miles to the east of Edinburgh. Unexpectedly, a ditch measuring over 8m across and up to 2.80m deep was uncovered, which appears to represent the final phase of enclosure ...