Great turn out from Spaldington locals and society members this evening to hear about Howdenshire Archaeological Society’s plans for the forthcoming months…
@MyWakefield Congratulations! Every Friday morning I facilitate Queens Mill Archaeology & History group in Castleford, doing discussion led short courses interspersed with research projects. Been working in this way for years. So important to participants’ wellbeing. It’s a self funded group.
We came up with a “guess the era of the artefact” for the @ApplefieldsSchl fair stall earlier on today. Assisted by elder son as the start to his work experience week😉. Younger son not so impressed… much happier watching his iPad!
OK archaeology types… I’m after ideas! @JKcomarc is doing a stall at a school fair, spreading lurve of archaeology to others, we’ll have a load of “finds” to handle/b fascinated by, ideally we could do with a “game”, on an archaeological theme 4 fundraising. Thanks!😉 ideas?!
@AnneBoyens @PlymouthCouncil @ChrisGPackham@_JoelAshton@BBCBreaking Plymouth City Centre is a concrete jungle at the best of times. Before removing the trees.
Would you be interested in doing an archaeology course at a venue south of York/north of Selby? If you have 5 minutes spare we’d be keen to hear your thoughts via this survey.. https://t.co/LISfoaiMcQ many thanks!
Great that up coming Henge investigation at Kirk Hammerton gets a story in @yorkpress Thanks to Tony Hunt’s endeavours with aerial photography we look forward to supporting the local community in their search to see what might lie beneath their village.
@brackstine @SkySportsNews So if your family is invaded in their home by armed thugs while you are at work and robbed you will just brush it off and get back to work.
A group of Occupational therapists from Wakefield visited us at the Skipwith Moated Site dig yesterday, as part of their team away day. It was great to have them! Let us know if your team might be interested in visiting a site, learning about it and about what goes on.
A simplified summary of the Archaeology in the trench at Skipwith Moated Site. Seem to have an earlier (say 1200s) Hall with a 1400s rebuild and then a smaller Georgian house.