I have nearly completed the main part of this Three Month Review. I will then move to a Six Month Review. Please note the following changes to come:

• This home page will change from "index.html" to "index.shtml". If you go to the current page, it will automatically redirect you. I am doing this, to keep all page names consistent.
• I have abandoned my plan to use only words from the Longman's Defining Dictionary. This simply isn't practical.
• I am making sure pages conform to the WCAG 'AA' accessibility standard. As far as possible all should conform to the higher 'AAA' standard. But I can't guarantee this.
• I am working through the pages, to make sure the style of writing meets a PG/13 audience level.
• I will also be adding a glossary for technical terms.

When I have done these changes, I will adding some new entries to the existing parishes. After that, I will start adding more parishes.

Welcome to the Ancient Norfolk blog.

Here I post changes to the Ancient Norfolk website. Web: http://www.ancientnorfolk.co.uk

On the website, you will find a slowly growing catalogue of archaeological finds in Norfolk, England. The period I cover is from the Old Stone Age through to the end of the Anglo-Saxon and Viking period. You will also find a growing list of discussions.

You can use the RSS feature of this blog to keep up-to-date with changes.

Ian

Copyright notice: http://cishanjia.blog.co.uk/2007/11/24/copyright_notice~3346208

The catalogue entries for Bacton parish are now complete, on the basis of the information I have. If a site or find is not currently included in the catalogue for this parish, then it is because it is unknown to me.

I am now starting the second Three Month Review. Please see the entry below dated Sunday 28th October 2007 for details.