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Author Archives: Ruiha Smalley
Lower Thames Crossing archaeology and community engagement survey
The Lower Thames Crossing are after more responses to their archaeology and community engagement survey. SWAG and I have submitted responses, but if you’d like to reply as an individual please look at: Lower Thames Crossing Roads South Public Archaeology and Community Engagement Survey … Continue reading
Updates
This month we are back in the park, focusing on the archaeology along the edge of the A2, which may be affected by future infrastructure works. News from site on Friday was that we had a stretch of narrow gauge … Continue reading
SWAG is 20
Shorne Woods Archaeology Group has been active for 20 years! Community archaeology really is alive and thriving in Kent. This is a shout out to everyone involved with SWAG over the past 20 years, be it excavating, researching, finds analysis … Continue reading
AGM news from 2025
Please click here for yearly report presented at the SWAG AGM for 2025.
Winter works continuing…
The plot thickens at our current dig site at the park. We now have three walls and a stoke hole, plus a possible wicket gate! This is all supporting the idea that we have a late 18th-early 19th century industrial site, … Continue reading
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