Category: Mythogeography
Mythogeography and Folklore
This is a broad brush that basically covers content to do with folklore, folk memory and all the materials collated on the old site for Black Dog Tales and Mapping the Grim a project run as part of a public archaeology project for PA2015. A lot of it concerns the latter two projects.
Sucking Eggs
My mum is dead, she died over ten years ago at a ‘ripe old age’ after period of...
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Coasting: Beeston Regis – Farmer Reynolds peculiar grave
A bit of a Norfolk folktale, a ghost story of sorts. The stone pictured above is the slightly...
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The Mouldwarp King
Guest post: Martyn Hudson Like badgers in channels of hypocausts devoid of fire, The Mouldwarps...
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Lost in a Landscape: Wayland Wood
There is a darkness in woodland, hiding in the shade of the green canopy, something that retracts...
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www.nytimes.com/2018/08/15/opinion/britain-drought-cropmarks-summer.html?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytopi...
Opinion | The Mysterious Landscapes of Heat-Scorched Britain
nytimes.com
Prompted by the dry, hot summer, ancient ghosts have emerged from the earth. They’re both unsettling and strangely soothing.I have a test print of St Benets Abbey, Norfolk available 16.5” x 11” print area. Message me if you’re at all interested.
historicengland.org.uk/whats-new/news/hot-dry-summer-reveals-hidden-archaeological-sites
Hot Dry Summer Reveals Hidden Archaeological Sites in England | Historic England
historicengland.org.uk
Mysterious Neolithic ceremonial monuments, Iron Age settlements, square barrows and a Roman farm have been discovered by Historic England’s flying archaeologists.
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