Search for Mesolithic campsite continues | NE Yorkshire Coast | PastHorizons News

Microburin Goldsborough flint find enjoying lithic finds during 2012 fieldwork at Goldsborough near Whitby on the north-east coast of Yorkshire.

Could this be the site of another Howick or more?

Teesside Archaeological Society | eNews | Nov 2012

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Editorial Review | 2012 Autumn-Winter Programme | 2013 Programme update
Activities & Events | November Lecture | Elgee Memorial Lecture | Regional Events
Site Notes | Help identify a Durham find | Low Hauxley Heritage Lottery funding
Action Stations | Help save the Ackworth Hoard for Yorkshire
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Editorial Review | Autumn Programme | 2013 AGM | Time called on Time Team
Activities & Events | October Lecture : Prof Nicky Milner on the Star Carr Project | Tees Archaeology Day School | Regional Events
Site Notes | Crimdon Dene Latest | Bronze Age Wearside | Iron Age Chilton | Roman South Shields Community Archaeology
Members’ Voice | TAS Member Chris McLoughlin shares summer heritage travels
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Tees Archaeology news & project updates
November Stockton buildings & history day school | York Archaeology 2012 conference
History of British Pottery exhibition opens at Hartlepool – including local finds from the Bronze Age to Medieval
Register interest for the new Ure-Swale Archaeology Forum (USAF) | visit the Bronze exhibition at the British Academy of Arts in London – a chance to see the Crosby Garrett Roman Parade Helmet (otherwise held in an anonymous private collection)
Loftus Excavation latest news – more Romans in over 5,000 years of north-east heritage – Neolithic mortuary structures, Bronze Age ritual monuments and settlements, an Iron Age village and salt working, now a Romano-British chieftain’s farm with jet working, Anglo-Saxon settlement, cemeteries and a Princess’s bed burial with jewels galore! | What next?

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