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Archaeological excavations close to Wittenham Clumps’ Iron Age hill-fort have exceeded expectations (Image: DigVentures) READ MORE “That, to me, is the most exciting thing. It’s very evocative. “We had some idea that there would’ve been quite a lot of settlement there, but honestly it is astonishing that so much evidence has come up of people’s actual daily lives. “It’s been one of those digs where you feel you can almost reach out and touch them.” Each of the iron age roundhouses is approximately 35ft (10m) across, and once housed farmers living off the land. Archaeology news: Experts have long known the area surrounding the Oxfordshire landmark has been occupied for more than 3,000 years (Image: Google Earth) ....
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Best-seller like all the rest of your fantastic books. welcome to the program. thank you. i m so thrilled to be here this morning. this is very exciting. i really enjoyed all of your books. i m the former prosecutor, l.a. d.a. s office and san francisco, i love the science, the forensics. so much about what pulls the case together and what people in the public has really found to be so riveting. you essentially gave birth to these amazing shows that people enjoy now through the books that people have been reading. the stories for years. you know as a prosecutor one of the things, and a journalist, and both of you journalists, one of the things that you know, is that the way you find a great story, or way you solve a case, is you really got to reconstruct what happened. it s like an archaeology dig. and forensics are simply the tools to do that with. but you know, we have but at the end of the day, always say science doesn t solve crimes, people do. we love the idea of what yo ....
i m putting a lot of money in the water, and obviously, can t wait to see what it s going to see. on a waterily archaeology dig. you were saying as a scientist, it s not a crazy thing to think that this happened, and you can find evidence for it? it s not a crazy thing to think the flood stories of the various cultures including ours, are based on true cataclasmic events. ball lard believes about 12,000 years ago, much of the earth was covered in ice that began to melt. the oceans began to swell, causing a series of devastating floods all over the world. we talk about the flooding of our living history, boy, they don t compare at all to the ....