Sutton Hoo a Seventh century Princely burial ground and its context is now on-line on open access on this website, under Publications.
All thanks to the publishers, The British Museum Company and the Society of Antiquaries of London whose Research Report No 69 this is for their support. There will be links connecting to and from their websites in due course. And thanks to Pat Gibbs my webmaster for mounting it.
This volume is...
The full Portmahomack report by Carver, Garner-Lahire and Spall is now on line at
http://books.socantscot.org/digital-books/catalog/book/4
It is on open access. Thanks to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland!
Formative Britain is to be launched at the MERC round table at EAA on Friday 6 Sep 1400-1600 at Bern
National Trust Sutton Hoo Museum
Standby for a makeover to the Sutton Hoo on site display - should open in April
Reconstruction of the Mound 1 ship
The Ship's Company is forging ahead under the leadership of Philip Leech. The "Long Shed" long enough for the ship (30m) has been fitted out on Whisstocks old yard on the waterfront of the River Deben in Woodbridge. A blueprint for the build was given a thorough...
FORMATIVE BRITAIN came out from Routledge on 31 January 2019 after 10 years in the making. It offers a synthesis of the history of the whole island of Britain from the Fifth to the Eleventh century (c400-1100AD), using archaeology alone. It reviews the surviving prehistoric and Roman landscape (Inheritance), the appearance of peoples (Looking for Personhood), the forms of settlements (Working from Home), the role of burial grounds (Addressing...
The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland published the 500 page account of the Portmahomack campaign in the spring of 2016. It contains numerous illustrations and expert contributions and can be obtained from the Society's website at www.socantscot.org
This is a compendium of case studies put together with help of Sandra Monton and Bisserka Gaydarska and featuring lots of different field archaeologists. FIND IT at http://www.springer.com/social+sciences/anthropology+%26+archaeology/boo...
Sicily in Transition a joint project between University of York and Rome (Tor Vergata) began on 1 Sep 2014 under the direction of Alessandra Molinari (Rome) and Martin Carver York). For outline report on the first season see http://www.york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/current-projects/sicily-in-tr...
Look out for Triple Echo's PILGRIM TRAIL featuring famous Highland hillwalker Cameron MacNeish striding from Iona to Portmahomack -- where he meets us. Broadcast on BBC 2 Scotland 26 December (Boxing Day) at 1815 with part 2 at 1830 on 27 December. Also on iplayer, Sky and Freesat.
Great meeting for medievalists at EAA Pilsen. MERC functioning well and looking good for the future. Look forward to seeing you all at Istanbul 8-12 September 2014