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RMS TITANIC

After the RMS Titanic sank after striking an iceberg in 1912, many of the surviving crew were landed at Millbay Docks on 28th April by the SS Lapland. more

One member of the crew, Mr A.E.J. Horswell, was born of an Ugborough family.

 

RMS TITANIC INTERVIEW WITH CHARLES LIGHTOLLER

 

 

 

PLYMOUTH DATA The Encyclopaedia of Plymouth History

Brian Moseley's Plymouth Data Website, covering old Plymouth, Devonport and East Stonehouse, and also the ancient parishes of St Budeaux, Eggbuckland and Tamerton Foliot, which make up the modern City of Plymouth, within the County of Devon, in the United Kingdom. Webpages relating to Plympton and Plymstock are now being added.

CHRIS ROBINSON

Chris Robinson's website with prints, books and Plymouth history.

PLYMOUTH CYBER-HERITAGE

Steve Johnson's wonderful emporium of historical images and maps of Plymouth.

 

 

 

NEWS

2009-7-28
World Archaeology News

Find out about the latest archaeological news from around the world as reported every Tuesday on BBC Radio Five Live by Win Scutt more

2006-10-28
Want to Study Archaeology?

You can study Archaeology GCSE 'A' Level from home using online materials and expert tutorial support. There is also advice on Archaeology degree courses in the UK. Find out more by following the Learning link. more

2006-11-4
British Archaeological Awards 2006

Win Scutt's weekly BBC Radio Five Live archaeology slot has won the Wedgwood Press Award in the 2006 British Archaeological Awards. more

The great debate on the origins of Britain's early languages has started. Find out the latest news and how you can learn more by following this link.

If you're curious about archaeology, but a total beginner, this site will show you how to find out. Here you'll find advice on good books, weblinks and courses. You can even study 'A' Level Archaeology online.

What's been happening in the world of archaeology? Win Scutt's weekly look at world archaeology over the last seven days. Follow this link to read the stories or listen again to his broadcast.

Website by Win Scutt

Win Scutt is an archaeologist, lecturer and broadcaster based in Devon, UK.