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Angus Browne

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Angus Browne went on his first archaeological excavation when he was 15 and he was hooked straight away. Excavating a skeleton seemed far more interesting than a lot of the other school holiday activities.

At university he studied archaeology before embarking on several digs in Jordan, in the Middle East.

He never discovered the tomb of Alexander the Great but then neither has anyone else, so who knows what may happen in the future!

His new book, Archie and the Lost Tomb is available from iBooks at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/arch...

Or from Amazon at: http://amzn.com/B00HFJSHYU ...more

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Angus Browne Hello Andy, sorry it's taken so long to get back to you. The photo is at Erg Chebbi which is a massive collection of sand dunes in the Sahara on the M…moreHello Andy, sorry it's taken so long to get back to you. The photo is at Erg Chebbi which is a massive collection of sand dunes in the Sahara on the Moroccan / Algerian border. Well worth the visit!(less)

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Angus Browne I've never really suffered from writer's block. If anything, I have the opposite problem - there's too much to write down and the fingers can't keep u…moreI've never really suffered from writer's block. If anything, I have the opposite problem - there's too much to write down and the fingers can't keep up. I find that if I am struggling with an aspect of the story, I step away from the computer and go for a long walk. It's amazing how often an answer will then appear, especially when you're not even thinking about it. Consciously at least.(less)

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Has Alexander the Great's tomb been discovered?

Right now, one of the most exciting discoveries in archaeology is currently underway in the Greek town of Amphipolis. A tomb has been discovered and so far it looks like it's completely intact.

What we know about the tomb so far is that the it's massive, it dates to the period of Alexander the Great, it's in ancient Macedonia and everyone's excited.

There's a lot of conjecture that it may be the t Read more of this blog post »

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