Website review: The Modern Antiquarian.com | St...
desdemona discovered this in Archaeology
•8 reviews since Dec 8, 2003
archaeology, ancient-history, history
•themodernantiquarian.com/home/
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Reviews of this website
sweetrastachild rated 26 months ago- just go and have a bimble around................ ;)
- N1MRU rated 30 months ago
- Excellent site considerable info about prehistoric times..... Highly recommended
- weemalky rated 31 months ago
- Best site of it's kind on the web bar none.
- Spygirly rated 33 months ago
- Welcome to The Modern Antiquarian website, based on Julian Cope's epic guidebook of the same name. "Since launching in March 2000ce, the site has grown to be a massive resource for news, information, images, folklore & weblinks on the ancient sites across the UK & Ireland"
- katfrin rated 33 months ago
- This site is quite awesome for it's ability to look up those funny symbols on ordanance survey maps and get an idea if they are worthwhile visting or not.
- T800Joe rated 34 months ago
- Great Stuff, loads of info & pics of Megalithic Britain and weblog of trips to sites further afield.
- Knackered rated 35 months ago
- Definitely one of the best sites covering prehistoric Britain. Comprehensive and detailed this site really deserves a good look around to fully appreciate the quality and quantity of the content.
- invent rated 44 months ago
- Welcome to The Modern Antiquarian website, based on Julian Cope's epic guidebook of the same name. Since launching in March 2000ce, the site has grown to be a massive resource for news, information, images, folklore & weblinks on the ancient sites across the UK & Ireland, thanks to the remarkable efforts of all those who contribute.
