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• Work to protect ancient buildings
  Work begins to protect ancient buildings in the North Pennines which have suffered bad weather damage.
• Mystery donation helps cathedral
  An anonymous donation from Canada means work on Salisbury Cathedral's cloister garden can start in March.
• Olympics will 'damage Greenwich'
  An Olympic equestrian event at Greenwich Park will "damage heritage features", campaigners say.
• World's oldest monastery restored
  Egypt completes the restoration of Saint Anthony's, reputedly the world's oldest Christian monastery.
• Archaeology and the struggle for Jerusalem
  The City of David archaeological site which runs through East Jerusalem has become the subject of controversy between Israelis and Palestinians.
• Skeleton uncovered at Roman dig
  A skeleton is among Roman artefacts found at the site of a planned housing estate in Lincolnshire.
• Aviation experts in Spitfire hunt
  Two aviation archaeologists are to come to Northern Ireland in the next few weeks to search for a lost WWII Spitfire.
• What's your history
  School Reporters from Trinity High School in Manchester research their own history through family artefacts. Their investigation is part of the BBC's A History of the World project which looks at …
• Avenue of diseased trees felled
  An avenue of horse chestnut trees planted in the 1930s at Avebury is cut down due to disease.
• Work starts on £3m football site
  Work on a much-delayed new £3m community football facility in Oxfordshire gets under way.
• WWI soldiers reburied in France
  The first of 250 First World War soldiers who were killed in the 1916 Battle of Fromelles is reburied with full military honours.
• Iron age settlement is unearthed
  The remains of an Iron Age settlement are unearthed by archaeologists working along the route of a new £1.3m water pipeline in Kent.
• Museum to install ancient timber
  A Norfolk museum closes while the 4,000-year-old Seahenge central timber stump is installed.
• Journey to flood villages in Peru
  Briton Andrew Dare tells the BBC about his efforts to deliver supplies to villages cut off by floods in south-eastern Peru.
• Roman coin is 'oldest in Britain'
  A silver coin dug up in Leicestershire is now believed to be the oldest piece of Roman money found in Britain.