[wildbill]

Seems like every day new discoveries are made that are hailed as "finds of the millenium" but although Im getting a litte overwhelmed by these claims, I thought this was worth posting. also has an interesting video link.

[CivilWarBrewing]

“Millenium” is spelled MILLENNIUM!

[decal]

“Interestingly as part of a funeral ritual, some young piglets had been sacrificed and placed near the deceased.”

Not a Mohammedan, then - wonder whether they could do that now.

[BenLurkin]

“horses were placed with their hooves on the ground and their rear legs looking as though they would leap out of the grave”

I be they would have if they could have.

[Blueflag]

That particular shield had not seen combat ...

[Dacula]

It looks remarkably like the one I lost a long time ago.

[Telepathic Intruder]

Although England did have iron 2,200 years ago, the shield appears to be made of bronze. It’s possible that bronze weaponry was still superior to iron at this early time.

[BeauBo]

[Moltke]

Given that we are only 19 years into the current millennium (1,000 years), this sets off my hyperbole detector...

[TXnMA]

How many times must you be told that the website is "Ancient OrigIns"?

SMH...

[Sawdring]

the most important British Celtic art object of the millennium

This narrows it down a bit.

[null and void]

Hyperbole much?