The Deverills Archaeology Group is a community archaeology group, investigating the archaeology of the Deverill Valley, Wilts. A @HeritageFundUK funded project.
Come and join us at the Upper Deverills Village Hall on 20 Feb to hear David Sabin of Archaeological Surveys Ltd talk about his work on Roman sites in Wiltshire. 7pm for 7.30pm start. Unmissable!
Super informative results workshop held on 16 August covering progress of Dev Archaeology Project over last 18 months. Many thanks to David Roberts and team for turning out on such a foul night. Checkout the blog at https://t.co/1NuMbV3N94.
Drag yourself away from watching a Love Island catch-up and join us in K Dev village hall for pot-marking session, 5.30pm Mon 1 Jul. Then straight after join us for the first DAG AGM and hear what we have been up to in Year 1.
Just heard that Warminster Area Board has approved a grant to buy our own resistivity kit. Well done David Croot. Oh no, just realised we will need to know how to work it!
Our first AGM at 7 pm 1 July in K Deverills hall. Hear short summary of our work and experience democracy in action as new committee is voted in. Even better, join the committee!
We've opened our trenches, but the torrential rain put a stop to proceedings today! Instead we took a look around the Dewey Museum at Warminster Library, which houses this lovely Roman intaglio reset within a medieval seal matrix. Found near Warminster. @WiltsLibraries
This is our brand new Twitter account! Follow us for updates on our upcoming June excavations and forthcoming post-ex reports, and check out our website here https://t.co/IDfZXUzuh7
Hey everyone, good news, the Deverills Archaeology Group have joined Twitter @DeverillsArch By way of welcome from me here's a pic I took on 8th September 2018 of humps and hollows in a field at Hill Deverill where the medieval settlement of that village is said to have been.