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All about Orkney – Britain’s Neolithic heartland

13 September 2018 ASLAN Hub

The Heart of Neolithic Orkney is a World Heritage Site, which has also been dubbed Britain’s Ancient Capital in a recent BBC TV series. It is described as a major prehistoric cultural landscape in the […]

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Do you Wantsum? The remarkable history & archaeology of Thanet

4 February 2018 ASLAN Hub

The Isle of Thanet is said to have had more Bronze Age burial mounds than anywhere else in Britain. It is also the traditional location for three significant arrivals in Britain, including Julius Caesar and […]

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