⚠️❄️ Snow is forecast for this evening.
🌨️ Before it begins to fall, we’ll be out gritting all priority routes during the day. We’ll also be refilling grit bins across the district.
Gritting info can be found at https://t.co/x9ZlKhHamZ
#WakeyWinter#TakeCare
Introducing our second heritage site, Keppel's Column.
It is one of the Wentworth Follies and stands at 115 feet tall. It is named after Admiral Augustus Keppel and we can't wait to tell you the full story behind that!
#YourRotherhamHeritage@HistoricEngland@Wentworth_House
Almost here... We are very excited about the #FestivalOfArchaeology and have put together a special programme of digital and online activities!
Read more on our new #BarnsleyArchFest2020 blog, inc a link to sign up for our #BarnsleyFromAbove webinars:
https://t.co/LG1t9JOjLI
2 #IconArchTC Dorothy was an extraordinary woman and this was a chance to show visitors more than the excavated materials usually associated with her: it was an opportunity to talk about professionalism, her impact on the world, and show a little of Dorothy as a person. 🏺
We've awarded @RMBCPress £38,000 from our Covid-19 Emergency Response Fund. The grant be used to involve communities with local heritage sites Catcliffe Cone, Keppel’s Column, and Waterloo Kiln.
Image: Christopher Thomas
Are you an enthusiastic #ModelBuilder aged 25 or under? @ElsecarHAZ are running a competition to find the best model of their @DiscoverElsecar#NewcomenEngine. Find out how to enter and the great prizes available here: https://t.co/nGyBWpNDvw
Members of our #Barnsley and #Rotherham YAC branch have been working with @GreatPlace_WE@meg_clement to make and star in a video, based around designing the questions they want to ask during their summer excavation. Watch it here: https://t.co/k0ortesmOt
#YACupdate: St Albans YAC had a great time learning about the straw plaiting and straw hat industry in their area recently. Everyone had the opportunity to make their own #localhistory#YACadventure. Find your local YAC: https://t.co/EW516fG1nY
Another trip down the A1 memory lane this morning. I left AECOM before the project fully finished, but the archaeology on this project was sublime. #CIfA2019
First day of the Milton Excavation has nearly finished and two trenches have been opened so far. We also had a group of schoolchildren coming from @Wentworthcofe helping us to find the Ironworks treasures! #miltondig
@caitlinrgreen @CITiZAN1 Also know as Bratt Holes in Northumberland - there are good examples in Beadnell. Also some at Robin Hood Bay. They kept fish fresh and alive and they had wooden lids.