Iron Age Grave Discovered on Site of Proposed 115-Home Development

Iron Age grave discovered on site of proposed 115-home development

The Iron Age activity on the site is believed to be related to a settlement nearby

Inside the 13th-century church near Darlington built in an ancient Iron Age fortress

St John the Baptist's, a quiet North Yorkshire church sits inside an ancient fortress once ruled by a warrior queen.

Iron Age burial site found on proposed site of 115 new Somerset homes

Councillors are being asked to decide whether a housing development can be built on a site where archaeologists found Iron Age burials

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Traces of the Trinovantes? Exploring recent insights from Iron Age Essex

Two recent discoveries – Britain’s largest hoard of Iron Age gold coins and a series of unusual elite burials – unearthed about 8km (5 miles) apart on opposite sides of Chelmsford, have shed vivid light on the area’s Iron Age importance, and how local communities responded to the turbulent period around the Roman conquest. Carly Hilts spoke to Angus Forshaw and visited a new exhibition of some of the finds.