May 2000 index:
31 May 2000
- Prehistoric Technology Workshops
- Kilmartin House Trust - 24th & 25th June 2000 Workshops with John Lord, Britain's foremost prehistoric technology expert! Costs 35 pounds sterling per day or 60 for both. Saturday 24...
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- The Ancient Landscape Network (ASLaN) Conference
- Significance, Sustainability and Sacredness - 17th & 18th June 2000 DAY ONE: Saturday 17th June, Bodicote Park, Banbury, Oxfordshire (England) Bodicote Park is a purpose built venue with full disabled...
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- The misplaced monolith and the disappearing sledge
- Canon Markham won his appeal, so Eden District Council (England) will have the right to mark the millennium with a 30-tonne granite memorial designed to last for at least another...
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- Stonehenge open for the solstice
- Stonehenge will be open to the public for the summer solstice for the first time in nearly ten years, English Heritage said. After a decade of violence in the 1980s,...
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- Prehistoric rock art found in the Lake District
- Two of the most significant examples of British prehistoric rock art have been discovered in the Lake District. They are believed to be religious in nature, dating back between 4,000...
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- School children unearth rock art
- Children have unearthed a unique find - possibly dating back 6,000 years - while carrying out an environmental project. Ashover Primary School pupils were helping to make a pond for...
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- Iron Age settlements found on Shetland
- A 4,000-year-old village uncovered in a remote corner of northeastern Britain reveals a community of farmers wealthy enough to forego gloomy, smoky huts for two-story homes built by stonemasons. The...
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- Large hole has appeared on top of Silbury Hill
- Silbury Hill, one of Europe's most significant ancient monuments, has become dangerously unstable after heavy rain caused a gaping hole to open in its surface. The 12m (40ft) deep hole,...
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