Thursday, 14 May 2026

Thinking Three Dimensional

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 Most glacial reconstructions are drawn in two dimensions. Ice limits appear on maps as lines advancing across the landscape, with arrows sh...
Wednesday, 13 May 2026

No Sarsen in the Roadstone: What the A344 Excavations Reveal About Stonehenge’s Missing Stones

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It is sometimes suggested that many of Stonehenge’s “missing” stones — sarsens or bluestones that once stood but are no longer visible — wer...
Tuesday, 5 May 2026

Visualising the Secondary Solstice Axis with a Clever Lunar Trick

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Independent researcher Simon Banton has published a clear and accessible blog post explaining how he used the Moon as a proxy for the anci...
Sunday, 3 May 2026

Stonehenge Access All Areas - Film 1

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Fremington Pottery

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 I was very kindly given this Fishley Jug from the Fremington Pottery by Julian Richards. A treasured gift. From ice age clay to a beautiful...
Wednesday, 29 April 2026

New Borehole Analysis Sharply Constrains the Fremington Clay: True Glacial Lake Limited to Low Elevations (~15–28 m OD), with No Lacustrine Deposit South of the Hele Ridge

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Borehole Map from https://api.bgs.ac.uk/sobi-scans/v1/borehole/scans/items/703466 A detailed OD-referenced re-examination of the 1972 C.H. ...
Monday, 27 April 2026

Stonehenge – Access All Areas. Coming soon

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A major new 11-part documentary series from archaeologist Julian Richards One whiteboard. Hundreds of questions. Decades of digging. Still ...