ANCIENT CLEVELAND - HISTORY OF A BECK

 The opening excavations at Hemlington , and yet again as in Yarm Thornaby , Coulby Newham the very same red clay as in the beck valleys ,...

This (Cervus Elephus ) Red Deer Antler piece is almost certainly the largest  ever discovered in Great Britain . I excavated it as previou...

   I recently excavated this piece of whinstone from the Stainsby deposits along with more animal bones , the piece has clearly been ...

I've been very busy lately , but managed to visit the Stainsby deposits after recent flooding , I found these from what ime certain is ...

                        THE NINTH LEGION 'S REAL DEFEAT ! Why would the ninth Legion march past an unconquered part of Britain less ...

The Geological survey still amazingly have the area I have investigated with little help for nine years recorded as the boulder clay , reco...

The Romans may of briefly visit Cleveland but were unable to occupy the area for any length of time, ie there are remnants of Romano Britis...

I now believe I have discovered an unknown part of Cleveland's prehistoric past, that I believe I can prove as important to historians ...

1 I found this piece covered in a thick concretion, it has been like all of my finds been reported to  http://www.teesarchaeology.com/   ...

My earlier post on a possible reason for major flooding of the Cleveland beck valleys - reported in the following link http://historyofabec...