Kent Graffiti Survey

Kent Medieval Graffiti Survey. Community archaeology project.

[Kent Graffiti Survey @graffitiKent]

The KMGS are surveying again, two very feint figures part of todays finds at Barham.

[Medieval Graffiti @MedievalG]

As part of the @nationaltrust celebration #Bodiam100 I will be leading two very special evening tours of the historic graffiti at @BodiamCastleNT on July 27th and 28th.
These are ticket only events, so booking is essential. https://t.co/Is4gGaw6Bk

[Steve @Portaspeciosa]

Ship graffiti at Rochester Cathedral, a veritable harbour of ships if you search hard enough.

[English Heritage @EnglishHeritage]

The door has over 50 carvings, including initials, a ship, and even some macabre depictions of hangings.

What would you etch to leave your mark? 🖋️

[English Heritage @EnglishHeritage]

Have you heard about our latest find? 🚪🔍

A newly discovered door, dating to around the 1790's has been found in St John's Tower during our preparations for the ‘Dover Castle Under Siege’ experience that opens in July.

[Medieval Graffiti @MedievalG]

It is #Halloween, so I'm again getting my retaliation in early...
What is a 'Witch Mark'?

You can read more about 'real' witch marks here - https://t.co/9fKc3HmlxF

#witchmark

[Historic Graffiti @historygraffiti]

All of the talks from Making Your Mark 2022', which took place in York last month, are now available to view on our YouTube channel - along with a link to the posters.
https://t.co/OI3cVq2BNP

[Medieval Graffiti @MedievalG]

What are you up to over the festive period? At a loose end?
Then why not join us for two exclusive online medieval graffiti lectures?
More graffiti than you can shake a stick at!
https://t.co/f7cChjHqx1

[Historic Graffiti @historygraffiti]

The writing is on the wall...
You have just TEN days left to book your tickets for 'Making Your Mark 2022', being held in the fine city of York on Saturday the 19th of November.
https://t.co/yyNYmNXUlt

[Matthew J. Champion @mjc_associates]

Back to @KnoleNT last week to finally finish up some of the graffiti surveys. It's only been ten years...
Fantastic light in the Orangery, and a 6 petal rosette lurking beneath the pigment.
Must post-date the 1820s - so very late indeed!