New Twitter account for an East Sussex community archaeology group investigating a defended #RomanoBritish settlement & its environs, since 2005. #CulverProject
#FindsFriday with the Highdown Goblet: a beautiful and unique Roman glass vessel, probably made in Alexandria around 400 AD.
Found at Highdown Hill, Sussex in association with the c5-c7 Anglo-Saxon cemetery at the summit
From the Worthing Museum
We had one of these in my house when I was a kid. Beautiful and detailed as only the @OrdnanceSurvey can do, and only 7s6d to buy. (Ask your mum/gran what that means.) A friend gave me this one and I treasure it for itself and for research.
#maps#RomanBritain
We look forward to seeing you at our open day tomorrow, Sat 15th July! Site tours (weather permitting) and a display of this season's #RomanoBritish finds, from 10am - 1pm. Bridge Farm, Barcombe Mills, BN8 5BX - see you there!
#CulverProject#Archaeology#RomanBritain#EastSussex
More photos from the @culverproject dig bonanza. Great finds, great features, great people and great sun management over big holes.
Do they teach contortionism @CCCUarchaeology ? Lovely to see fellow @BtnHoveAS people there this week.
Dig portrait no.3 is our Julia aka Dr Bones! Her first dig was at Preston Park in 2019. She found a scythe & immediately got the digging bug. Julia joined @Culver_Project & is now one of the leads in their finds unit (see photos). She is also our lead in Bone Identification.
I'm back in the office today after a wonderful week with @CCCUarchaeology@Culver_Project
Description: video of people walking through corn, pan of excavation site then a series of excavation photos finishing with a 3d model of a mostly complete pot in situ
For #FindsFriday a recently recorded Roman lion headed mount, possibly from a cremation casket. He's a bit worn about the face with one eye surviving and surrounded by a thick mane. A lovely find from #WestSussex.
Full Record Link: https://t.co/F1NqHaCZWw
Just under two months until our Shining a Light on the Disposal of the Dead in Roman SE England conference on Sunday 21 May (9:30-17:00) at Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall. See https://t.co/B8zwPR7v8j to book your ticket now! #roman#mortuary#archaeology#surry#sussex#kent
Brighton lad done good, Dr Miles Russell (@Durotrigesdig ) says
"It was a totally unexpected discovery, and the monolith (now in Brighton Museum) remains, to date, the only prehistoric standing stone recorded from the South Downs." Read in link to find out what he's on about...
A life-size marble head found in 1840 at Broadbridge #WestSussex@britishmuseum (1961,1103.1)
Our work identifying it as Agrippa Postumus, youngest grandson and adopted heir of Augustus, is now open access thanks to @CambUP_Archaeo 👇
https://t.co/09Hru7vvvM
Happy #FindsFriday