where he focused on the archaeology of north east of England, and formed relationships with both amateur archaeologists and international scholars.

Sometime in or after the 1980s, Burgess moved to France, having grown "disillusioned" with trends in British archaeology. (This disillusionment is expressed most forcefully in a note published in the 2001 reissue of his textbook, The Age of Stonehenge.) In this period he was particularly interested in the archaeology of Sardinia.

He returned to England

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