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Our PM Irene has been involved in some exciting new research with a team from @UoMArchaeology and #Herefordshire#Archaeology into the use of rock crystal in the Neolithic. The paper has recently been made open access! It can be read for free here: https://t.co/dCSdKxDRbF
It'll soon be time for our fab team to take a well earned break over the festive period after an incredibly busy year. Our offices will close 23rd December and reopen 3rd January 2023. We'd like to wish our staff, clients & followers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!🎄
We're very proud to announce that our colleague Dr Siân Thomas has been elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in London.
This is a highly prestigious honour and is the result of many years of hard work and dedication. Huge congratulations Siân!
The finds include pottery from domestic vessels dating between the 12th-19th centuries, a 14th century copper alloy decorative horse harness fitting and post medieval clay tobacco pipes. The report should soon be available via @ADS_Update https://t.co/YxnXnR0wtY
We were very pleased to hear that medieval and post medieval artefacts we recovered from a site in Coventry in 2021 are currently on temporary display in @The_Herbert museum in Coventry. They won't be there for long so pop along and see them soon if you are in the area!
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Yesterday at our @CanalsConnected site involved the unusual mix of radio interviews and palaeoenvironmental sampling. The former should be out later in the week and the latter will provide information about the landscape in which our rural Romano-British community were living
More from our open day a couple of weeks ago. Radio Gloucestershire listeners stay tuned for an on-site interview with our team due to air later on this week
Thank you @StroudTimes for the great photos of the @Arch_England_ + @CanalsConnected archaeological dig open day 👷
We're proud to be the lead partner in
@CanalsConnected - organisations restoring the canal network to make #Stroud & #Stonehouse canal towns again🚣♀️
We had a fantastic day yesterday at the open day for our Missing Mile project with @CanalsConnected. It was great to speak to so many interested people. Thanks to everyone who attended and to our AE and CCC teams for all their hard work making sure it ran seamlessly!
You can catch Rhi talking about our Missing Mile project with @CanalsConnected on BBC Radio Gloucestershire here (fast forward to around 3.18):
https://t.co/rh32NXDRy3
If you are interested in learning more about our excavations you can sign up for our open day on Thursday 29th September - see link in the tweet below.
Work continued this week with our team of enthusiastic volunteers from @CanalsConnected who have been tackling some of the archaeological features revealed beneath the ground surface. We’ve also been dealing with some lovely Roman pottery, perfect for a #FindsFriday
Volunteers from @CanalsConnected made a great start this week on our new collaborative project as part of the Missing Mile restoration. Early indications show we're in for some interesting archaeology! @HeritageFundUK#NationalHighways@CotswoldCanals@StroudDC
Stripping has started this week in preparation for an exciting new project starting in Gloucestershire next week. Keep an eye on this account for updates over the next few weeks!
Our colleague Siân has been in Mold this morning delivering a talk to the Flintshire @u3a_UK about some of our more recent Roman excavations in Wales. The talk was very well attended and prompted some great discussion afterwards. Many thanks to Flintshire u3a for the invitation!