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About Us Our Mission Welcome! This is The Archaeology Addict, your go-to source for research on ancient cultures. Our website is dedicated to bringing you news on the latest archaeological discoveries and tales of ancient history. Our mission is to explore the ancient world, not only through monuments and works of art, but through the towns, houses, and objects of daily life that bring people of the past to life. Our Vision Studying history helps us gain an understanding of the world today. Our knowledge and interpretation shapes and defines our cultural beliefs, and influences how we see and interact with others. Our vision is to help people gain a deeper connection with our human past in order to create open-minded and prosperous societies in the future. We aim to make archaeology accessible and engaging for everyone, from amateur enthusiasts to seasoned professionals. To inspire our users and visitors to learn more. Our Work Our team is made up of passionate archaeologists and historians, dedicated to sharing their knowledge and expertise with the world through an array of topics and narratives. We ensure that all our content is carefully reviewed and only that of the highest quality is published to our site. All posts follow academic standards and are written easy to red with students and the general public in mind. We believe that understanding our past is key to shaping our future so join us on this exciting journey of discovery! Founded in 2024, by Jessica Dallimore BA MSc PCIfA

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Research Filter You can define the index by selecting any of the filters below. CLEAR FILTERS Periods Prehistoric Ancient Medieval Post-Medieval Modern Regions Africa America Central Asia East Asia Mediterranean Middle East Northern Europe Index A N B O C P D Q E R F S G T H U I V J W K X L Y M Z APPLY Featured Posts Cardiff Castle Historic Overview Cardiff Castle (Castell Caerdydd) is located in the heart of the modern Welsh capital, Cardiff, on a site of continuous human occupation stretching back nearly 2,000 years. Archaeological evidence suggests intermittent prehistoric activity on the site, indicating its long-standing strategic importance. The castle’s origins can be traced to a Roman fort established around AD 55, strategically sited near the River Taff to secure Roman control of southern Wales Neath Castle Dallimore, J. 2023. Neath Castle. Historic Overview Neath Castle (Castell Nedd) is a Norman fortress located in the centre of Neath, Wales, occupying a strategic position on the eastern bank of the River Nedd. The site lies close to the former Roman fort of Nidum, established around 75 AD, which formed part of a wider Roman road network linking key sites across South Wales, including Caerleon Roman Fortress. The location was already strategically important as a river crossing East Orchard Castle Historic Overview East Orchard Castle (Castell Gerddi Dwyrain) is a ruined historic manor located near the village of St. Athan in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales. The site has a long and layered history, beginning with its establishment by the Berkerolle family, Norman settlers who received the land from Robert Fitzhammon following the conquest of Glamorgan in 1091. The first of the Berkerolle's was a knight in Fitzhammon’s retinue. While the exact date of the initial con Our website features the latest news on archaeological discoveries around the world, intriguing historical insights, and captivating stories that bring the past to life. Whether you're just starting your journey into the past or you're a lifelong history lover, there's always something new to uncover. Join our community of fellow archaeology enthusiasts and explore the past with us. All Posts Home

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