An enigmatic petroglyph has been found at a Roman-era site in England, hinting at the Roman army’s horned deity cult. But evidence also points to possible Iron Age & Stone Age origins. Can you help decipher the truth?
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Castro Culture Oppida: the Castro culture of ancient Iberia was literally the 'culture of the hill forts', covering the north-western regions of the peninsula, including northern Portugal and northern Spain.
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Eskdale Lake District
After exploring the captivating landscapes of Hadrian’s Wall in the northern reaches of Cumbria, my journey led me back into the enchanting realm of the Lake District. This time, I ventured further south, leaving behind the bustling town of Keswick and immersing myself in the tranquil beauty of Eskdale. Nestled within the heart of this picturesque valley, Eskdale beckoned me with its idyllic…
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Castro de Baroña (fotos editadas), 20-08-22
Baroña Hillfort (edited photos), 20-08-22
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The Trundle: A Nerdy Day Out in Sussex
The South Downs in Sussex are particularly interesting to me, having lived on the border of them for over ten years and having an interest in the ecology of the chalk grassland and other specialist habitats that can be found within them. The grassland habitat that is present on the downs today is only there as a result of the clearance of trees starting with early humans right through to the…
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Maiden Castle is one of England’s oldest castles, dating back to around 600 BC. Some historians believe locals celebrated its expansion in 350 BC with a human sacrifice.
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Kemmelberg - Earliest Humans (Part 4): the hunter-gatherer age gradually came to an end as the Neolithic farming revolution swept across Europe.
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