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Field Work Update for the Bradford Kaims

Project Director, Graeme Young, gives us an update on the recent work undertaken at our Mesolithic/Neolithic site out at Hoppen Hall, near the Bradford Kaims. In our last few visits to the site at Hoppen Hall near the Bradford Kaims, we … Continue reading

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Carved Stone and Archaeomagnetic Dating

An update from BRP Director Graeme Young: The stone slab that was thought could very well be sculpted was taken to Durham for conservation and examination at the end of the season. Sadly once it was cleaned and properly examined … Continue reading

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Archaeomagnetic Dating Project

Recently, BRP archaeologists have been working with the Paxton Before the House Community Research Project, which has been lucky enough to be included in an archaeomagnetic dating project undertaken by Lancaster University. Archaeomagnetic dating is a method of dating archaeological … Continue reading

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