We’re back for Season 2 at Clare Castle! A different company logo, but some familiar faces on site 🙂 Looking forward to seeing our fabulous volunteers and visitors again #ClareCommunityDig#Suffolk
Beautiful Clare Castle- we're all set and raring to go with Season 2 of the #ClareCommunityDig this Monday. We'll be posting regular updates and hoping for more blue skies like this- stay tuned! 🤞 @Clare_Country @HLFEoE @ClareMuseum
We’re excited to share that we’ve joined Cotswold Archaeology as their Suffolk Office. Check out the press release & remember to follow @CotswoldArch! https://t.co/Ll4FKxBItg
We’d like to thank the clients, volunteers & supporters who we’ve worked with over the past 4 years.
We have added a lovely surprise to the exhibition showcase! Remember, you can pop in for free btw 27th-28th of Feb @UniofSuffolk , but pls pre-book for the "In the Shadow of St Clement" walk as it will greatly help our volunteer guide Borin with planning.
https://t.co/JX5V4j4MOa
Photographs taken in 1939 by two amateur photographers have revealed fascinating new details about the excavation of @NT_SuttonHoo ⛏⚔️
https://t.co/FqHT8hUuHc
Details of the "In the Shadow of St Clement" guided walks on the 28th of Feb (11am & 2pm). Begins at St Clement Church in #Ipswich , the largest of the Ipswich dockland churches. See link below for more info on the route & to book (max of 20 spaces/walk).
https://t.co/jxFsf3AKEr
One of our recent finds- an Irish halfpenny of King John minted around 1207-11 by Roberd in Dublin, a prolific moneyer of the period. The obverse shows a crowned bust with stars in a triangle and the reverse a cross and moon, again within a triangle with three stars #FindsFriday
Seasons Greetings from us all at Suffolk Archaeology. Thanks to all our followers, clients, staff and amazing volunteers for a busy and productive year's work. Let's see what 2019 brings!