Dissertation by Oliver Harris focusing on these two Neolithic sites.

Collaborative project of four universities: excavations, fieldwalking, survey and computer-aided 3D modelling. This outline provided by Southampton University. Re-discovery of 'Beckhampton Avenue' last recorded in the 1720s by antiquarian William Stukeley.

Illustrated report on the bridge remains exposed by quarrying. Part of a study of the floodplain of the River Trent by Dr C.R. Salisbury and the Leicestershire Archaeological Unit. Hosted by English Heritage.

Guidelines for all those involved in archaeological projects mainly initiated as a result of the town and country planning process.

Bournemouth University outlines the results of its field survey and excavation at Knowlton Circles in North Dorset. Photographs, site plan, bibliography.

Reconstruction drawing, plan, photograph of mosaic, brief description and access arrangements from Bristol City Council.

The Hull Daily Mail reports the discovery of a chariot and skeleton at Wetwang, East Yorkshire. Thought to be the burial of an aristocrat from the Parisi tribe.

An online guide to archaeology around Sheffield and the Peak District from Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust. Sheffield City Museum's collection, archaeological sites and news. Messageboard.

A huge resource from the Herefordshire Sites and Monuments Record. It includes a county history, database of archaeological sites and gazetteers of castles, chapels, prisons and workhouses.

Photographs, description, and restoration plans provided by the Sussex Industrial Archaeology Society.

An outline of the excavations of a Romano-British settlement, including details of the published report, with reconstruction drawings.

Joint project by the Peak District National Park Authority and the University of Sheffield exploring Neolithic to Iron Age life in the Peak District. Background, photographs and QuickTime VR images.

A major archaeological survey of the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. Includes information and news about the project.

At Easter and in the Summer archaeologists can be seen excavating this unique site, where waterlogging has preserved evidence of a prehistoric way of life. Iron Age and Bronze Age Roundhouses have been reconstructed. Visitor information.

One of the greatest Roman buildings in the Empire. The site and museum are owned by Sussex Archaeological Society, which offers a gallery photographs, including one of the model, visitor information and reports of the latest excavations.

The department responsible for providing advice and expertise in archaeology and archaeological science. Includes summaries of projects funded by the Archaeology Commission.

Works with others to improve understanding of Englands historic environment, from prehistory to present-day. Includes an overview of historic buildings and landscapes, current projects, programs and publications.

Interview with archaeologists Rachel Harry and Kevin Brady, two members of the team of archaeologists uncovering new finds at Tintagel.

The Telegraph reports on the discovery in Hampshire of a camp site likened to a Stone Age Marie Celeste. Tools of nomadic hunter-gathers were found as they were left.

Computer reconstructions of the Roman town walls by Julian Baum and Tim Strickland.

English Heritage describes the programme to examine the many Iron Age settlements around the excavated Iron Age hillfort of Danebury.

Creswell Heritage Trust provides an illustrated guide to this limestone gorge honeycombed with caves which have yielded evidence of life during the last Ice Age. Visitor information.

Geophysical and aerial photographic examination of five prehistoric sites in Cranborne Chase by Bournemouth University.