Lyminge Archaeological Project: University of Reading project funded by the AHRC & Up on the Downs HLF, excavating the Anglo-Saxon settlement at Lyminge, Kent
The final talk of the season is happening tonight at Lyminge Church! Drinks and nibbles from 6:30pm, talk starting at 7pm - donโt miss out! #Lyminge#earlymedieval#anglosaxonchurch
Last saturday 2pm site tour for @LymingeDig with a selection of finds on display in the church!
Next Saturday (31st) will be a 7pm end of dig talk in the church instead! #lyminge#archaeology#anglosaxon
Yesterday the flagstones of the porch were lifted to investigate the foundations of the north wall - unfortunately no evidence of the returning west wall of the north porticus - but we did find a bottle of local mineral water! Folkestone&District #archaeology#lymingedig
What a busy week we are having! Following a busy few days of Media coverage, the past two days we have had the latest recording technology onsite to 3D-laser scan the #anglosaxon church remains and standing church for us #laserscanning#Archaeology#Lyminge
An incredible aerial shot of the stilted apsidal east end of the 7th century Anglo-Saxon church at Lyminge (ยฉ Will Wright โ Amazing Aerial Views)
#archaeology#lymingedig#anglosaxon#churcharchitecture
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We were rained off site again today but our assistant director @lisaback_house took students on a mini road trip around East Kent. Key sites included Reculver Towers to see the evidence of the Anglo-Saxon church, and Barfreston church #archaeologyroadtrip
We only managed the morning onsite today, torrential downpour + thunderstorms = rained off site Instead we took our students on an โAnglo-Saxon Lymingeโ tour, exploring where previous excavations took place and how our church fits into the story #lyminge#Archaeology#anglosaxon