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At Great-Aunty's
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Halls the span of a boy's outstretched hands
Debouched into the nineteenth century
And shook out between the Roosevelts.
It seemed air would shatter the horsehair furniture.
Silly crockery in the pantry abutted the iron age.
The waterworks were two hand-pumps and a privy.
Her bachelor brothers had enshrined their puttees
And fly-eyed gas masks-the junk of their one adventure.
Of an evening a single lantern shone
Like a lighthouse ...
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Iron Age inhumation burials at Yarnton, Oxfordshire.
Antiquity
; Introduction Formal burials dated to the Iron Age are not common in the British archaeological record, although they become more usual from the 1st century BC onwards (Whimster 1981; Cunliffe 1991: 505). Iron Age inhumation cemeteries are found in East Yorkshire, with its groups of barrows and
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Monday books: Challenge calls for an iron will; Surviving the Iron Age by Peter Firstbrook, BBC Worldwide pounds 16.99.(Features)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; Byline: Rankin Armstrong LEAVING the luxuries of the year 2000 far behind, 17 hardy volunteers braved the wettest autumn on record to live for nearly two months as our Iron Age ancestors did around 2,500 years ago. Seven men, seven women and three children set up home in an encampment of
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Iron Age finds in Holderness
Yorkshire Post
; Alexandra Wood THE start of work on a huge gas storage project has revealed the first Iron Age settlement to be found in Holderness. Few archeological discoveries from the era have been made on the isolated coastal strip and the find sheds new light on what until now was a blank area of knowledge.
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Bruce Routledge. Moab in the Iron Age: Hegemony, Polity, Archaeology.(Book review)
Antiquity
; BRUCE ROUTLEDGE. Moab in the Iron Age: hegemony, polity, archaeology. xvii+312 pages, 35 figures, 6 tables. 2004. Philadelphia (PA): University of Pennsylvania Press; 0-8122-3801-X hardback $55 & 36 [pounds sterling]. When Moses went up from the plains of Moab to Mount Nebo, he knew he would never
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PEASANT NIGHT OUT; Iron Age rebels run away to pub.(News)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: SUE CASTLE A REBEL group from the BBC's Iron Age documentary went stir crazy and escaped to the pub when living as ancient Britons became unbearable. After four weeks of existing on porridge and herbal tea, they became desperate for a pint. Six of them hatched an escape plan and sneaked off
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Crushed by the Iron Age; Seventeen volunteers stepped back in time for a living history experiment, with mixed results.(Features)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: Sue Blackhall Everyone dreams of escaping the pressures of modern life. But while none of those who took part in a recent Iron Age experiment was under any illusions that living life as it would have been 2,500 years ago was going to be easy, few had bargained on the testing hardships that
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The oldest housing estate in the city; AN EXCITING DISCOVERY WAS UNEARTHED WHEN WORK COMMENCED ON A NEW ALL-WEATHER PITCH FOR WARWICK UNIVERSITY - AN IRON AGE SETTLEMENT.(News)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
; Byline: Richard Padgett ARCHAEOLOGISTS have discovered an Iron-Age village believed to be the earliest known settlement within Coventry. Details of excavations which have been carried out at a secret location were announced today. RICHARD PADGETT reports. ARCHAEOLOGIST Dr Stephen Hill had suspected
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Childs managers complete lbo. (Childs Corp. safety shoe manufacturer doing business as Iron Age Protective Co.)
Footwear News
; Childs managers complete Ibo PITTSBURGH -- Childs Corp., one of America's largest distributors of safetyshoes, disclosed it recently completed a management-led leveraged buyout. Financial details of the buyout finalized last month and financed by the New York City-based private investment firm
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Turning back time; Duo swapped 21st century luxuries for Iron Age basics.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England)
; Byline: Justine Hollins A MIDLAND couple took a massive leap back in time when they swapped their cosy 21st century home to live like their ancestors. Ron and Brenda Phillips, of Dunston, Staffordshire, turned back the clock 2,000 years to spend seven gruelling weeks in roundhouses on an Iron Age
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Artefacts and the Iron Age of Atlantic Scotland: past, present and future.
Antiquity
; Introduction This paper is concerned with the Iron Age of Atlantic Scotland, a period running from approximately 600 BC until the onset of Viking colonization and influence around AD 800. The definition of Atlantic Scotland for the purposes of this paper is taken to include the north and west of
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