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When I tell people that I am married to a golf pro, they think that our jobs can’t be much farther removed from each other. But actually, you’d be surprised at how they can cross over. For example, there are quite a few golf courses on hillforts- trust me to know that! But so much […]
My absolute archaeological passion is hillforts. One of the reasons for this is because they are still a huge mystery in the history of Britain- what are they? What were they used for? Why were they built? So many questions and much of the evidence to answer these questions being lost since they were first […]
We all know that Indiana Jones was very handy with a whip, but just how saucy does archaeology get? Sex has not always been taboo. In fact, it used to be celebrated. Symbols of the reproductive organs have been used for thousands of years as symbols of fertility, the naked body was idolised by the […]
