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Japan in WWII, Zulu & Societ Propaganda images

Pembridge church, Mam Tor, and CA Awards results.

Your thoughts on the London Blitz, Cerne Abbas Giant, and Dad's Army

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Your thoughts on Hilderstone, Bath plaster ceilings, and Norwich Castle

I commend Alexander Izza on his excellent article on Okinawa (MHM 119, October/November 2020) but would take issue with a couple of points.

Early insights into Callanish Site XI I was an active amateur archaeologist on the Isle of Lewis between 1975 and 1984, working with Margaret Curtis, who was then my wife. She remained on the island when I relocated to my…

Remembering Richard Carlile I thought this little-known fact about the Peterloo Massacre (see CA 357) really important when I came across it recently. It raises the whole issue of how / why people are remembered, and the frequent unfairness of…