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1. Treasure hunter finds ancient buried Celtic chariot in Wales

   Mair Williams's blog A metal detectorist, Mike Smith, has discovered an ancient ... when searching in February of this year, he thought he had found a medieval brooch, but he was later advised that it was a Celtic horse ... Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

   Mair Williams - Nov 22 2018 - 1:58pm

2. Men Gurta - St Breock Downs Longstone. The heaviest standing stone in Cornwall

   Kernow Matters to Us's blog Men Gurta - St Breock Downs Longstone The heaviest ... Cornwall. The word menhir is a combination of two words found in the Cornish language; men (stone), and hir (long). Men Gurta is ...   Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

   Kernow Matters to Us - Aug 20 2018 - 5:29pm

3. Viking Hoard Unearthed In Scotland Comes Back To Galloway

   Douglas MacQueen's blog In 2014 a haul of Viking-era treasure was found in a field in Galloway (Scottish Gaelic: an Gall-Ghaidhealaibh) by a ...   Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

   Douglas MacQueen - Oct 17 2021 - 1:33pm

4. Message From Cornwall - To: Our Overseas Friends And Family! We Need Your Support To Fight Devonwall Too!

   Mair Williams's blog Message from Kernow Matters To Us: TO: OUR OVERSEAS ... – second only to China – and shockingly poor value for money. Surely it would be more democratic to address the crisis in the House of ... be within 5% of the various averages for England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. That Act does not recognise the territorial ...

   Mair Williams - Oct 14 2016 - 8:03pm - 0 comments

5. ‘What does Cornishness mean to you?’ - Cornish Embassy Bus

   Kernow Matters to Us's blog ‘What does Cornishness mean to you?’ In ... made by the Government on 24th April, 2014 can be found here on the Government website: ...   Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

   Kernow Matters to Us - Apr 9 2018 - 7:34pm

6. Cornwall's Kings and a civilised, outward looking and trading Cornwall 1,000 years ago!

   Kernow Matters to Us's blog Early Cornish kings feasted on oysters, roast pork and fine wine, archaeologists have found. Excavations at Tintagel Castle have also revealed they imported ...   Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

   Kernow Matters to Us - Jul 22 2017 - 5:45pm

7. Warning of threat to local population after discharged radioactive particle from Scottish nuclear power station found

   Douglas MacQueen's blog Dounreay (Scottish Gaelic: Dùnrath) is on the north coast ... beach after an “alarming” radioactive fragment was found." This follows the discovery of a radioactive particle which ... and 2012 Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

   Douglas MacQueen - Mar 8 2018 - 12:22pm

8. Scotland - Storms that reveal ancient secrets of Orkney

   Douglas MacQueen's blog At this time of year Scotland faces the winter storms that ... Such as when recently an 8th century Pictish stone was found in an eroding cliff face in on the east Mainland coast of ... Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

   Douglas MacQueen - Nov 8 2016 - 11:24am - 0 comments

9. Isle of Man: Work Off Your Christmas Turkey with a Game of Cammag!

   Valerie Caine's blog If you fancy working off some of that Christmas turkey, then ... reference to a game with a similarity to cammag was to be found in the Irish Book of Leinste in the twelfth century AD, with an account ... Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

   Valerie Caine - Dec 23 2015 - 12:26pm - 0 comments

10. Researchers from Scottish University discover new species of toothless dinosaur

    Douglas MacQueen's blog Researchers from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland have found multiple skeletons of the species, named Oksoko avarsan. Feathered and ...   Disclaimer:  This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. The opinions ...

    Douglas MacQueen - Oct 7 2020 - 2:14pm

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