More than a dozen new Anglo-Saxon graves have been found at the site of Barrow Clump. The site, which has now been backfilled, was originally a Neolithic settlement that was later used as a burial mound in the Bronze Age and even later as a Saxon cemetery.
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Special thanks to author John Perlin for this contribution about what is believed to be the world’s oldest solar device – a solar ignitor, or […]
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Pieces of a tool used about 6,000 years ago have been found in a Northumberland village.Whilst working in Mitford Churchyard, a grave digger from Rothbury […]
