ANCIENT CLEVELAND - HISTORY OF A BECK
ANCIENT CLEVELANDS HIDDEN PAST.
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Ancient Cleveland England
Middlesbrough in the ancient Viking named area called Cleveland North east England.
Stainton village in the ancient Viking named area called Cleveland, North East England.
South west Clevelands incorrect Geological records corrected.
Clevelands iron mining history.
Jake's Bones
Ancient Cleveland and Teesside's many claims to fame
A good freind of mine Richard s White ( Director National wildlife Museum )
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Thursday, 27 June 2013
Mineralised Equus Hyoid bones
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The bones in this image belong to the Equus descovered in the old river Tees, they are heavily mineralised and have the same high shine a...
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Equus Mandibles with no sign of Periostitis ( Bone spurs )
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1 This image shows two right mandible pieces and a full mandible, they were all found within a mile and a half of the same waterway. ...
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Sunday, 23 June 2013
Impact to Equus skull excavated from the old river Tees at Thornaby on Tees Cleveland.
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1 The first image shows the impact damage on the inner side of the skull. 2 - This image sows the damage i believe must have been ...
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Monday, 17 June 2013
Preserved leather
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I have no idea how old the preserved leather is in the images below, they were all found in Stainton and Maltby becks. I 1 I have foun...
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Saturday, 15 June 2013
Equus skeleton discovered and yet again it attracts a magnet.
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1 I discovered this half buried mineralised carcass today on the banks of the old river Tees in Middlesbrough Cleveland North East Eng...
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
Magnetic Equus bones
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1 - The first 3 images show two none rare earth magnets attached to an Equus radius recently found in Stainsby beck in the south west ar...
Septarean nodule from the Stainton gravel beds
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1- The three images show a split and polished Septarian nodule from the Stainton gravel beds. 2 3
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