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2600 2400年前に、背中の早期弥生時代にさかのぼると考えられて玄米奈良-イレブン粒は、瞽女にある秋津遺跡、奈良県旧水田の場所で発見された。により粒の保存状態の良い条件に、それらは専門家によると、期間の古代の人々が培ってきたお米についての手がかりを提供することが期待された。京都大学教授達也哲也、植物生産システムの専門家は、1月12日に橿原市の奈良県の考古学研究所の研究会での発見を明らかにした。
Full article here.
St Piran’s Oratory, Perranporth, Cornwall, England prior to being covered over
Press release on Monday, 20 January 2014 from James Gossip MIFA, Archaeologist, Historic Environment Projects, Cornwall Council concerning the excavation at St Piran’s Oratory, Perranporth, Cornwall –
Dear all
For those of you who haven’t heard already I will be running an excavation at St Piran’s Oratory, Perranporth, starting on 17th Feb and running for approximately 4 weeks. The objective will be to remove the artificial sand dune put there in 1980 and expose the oratory ruins – in other words there is a HUGE amount of sand to remove. If you’re interested in helping out please let me know and I’ll put you on the dedicated mailing list and send out detailed information at the end of January.
For those have already expressed an interest – you won’t need to tell me again as you’re already on the list.
Best wishes,
James
James Gossip MIFA Archaeologist Historic Environment Projects
Cornwall Council
email: jgossip@cornwall.gov.uk website: http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=8569
Address: Fal Building , New County Hall, TRURO , Cornwall TR1 3AY
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See also the St Piran Trust website here.