Richard Hodges
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Published August 12 2008
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Richard Hodges says the rubbish tips of Anglo-Saxon London and Southampton contain intriguing evidence of England’s first businessmen. Published March 21 2007
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Archaeologists in Italy are uncovering fascinating evidence about the origins of Italy’s medieval hilltop villages to create a new and compelling picture of the circumstances that brought them into being, says Richard Hodges.
Published January 13 2006
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Richard Hodges shows how new evidence is leading to a fresh understanding of the role of the Vikings in European history.
Published August 18 2004
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Richard Hodges reviews a book by Barry Cunliffe Published May 22 2001
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Published March 21 2001
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The ancient town of Zeugma, now flooded by the damned Euphrates
Published December 15 2000
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John Benson on the lessons of charity from Britain's worst ever mining disaster Published December 1 2000
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In the 50 years after its opening in 1948 by dictator Enver Hoxhe, Albania's Institute of Archaology is now suffering from a funding shortage, but is still maintinaing its work and museum. Published March 1 2000
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Sue Margeson
Published January 1 1998
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July 24th, 1847
Published June 30 1997
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Richard Hodges unites oral tradition and archaeological evidence to reconstruct the story of the Dark Age destruction of an Italian monastery
Published June 30 1997
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October 17th, 1346
Published September 30 1996
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October 24th-26th, 1596
Published September 30 1996
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Richard Hodges wanders through the medieval village of Rocca in Tuscany.
Published September 30 1996
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