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Author Archives: Ruiha Smalley
Update
Here’s John doing resistivity at Gravesend in preparation for a community dig in June:
Archaeology South-East’s Conference
Archaeology South-East’s 50th Anniversary Conference is coming up. Join them for a journey through time and be part of their 50th anniversary. This event is open to anyone interested in the archaeology of the south-east and how ASE and its … Continue reading
Finding Sussex Place exhibit
An archaeological and historical exhibition that showcases finds from the mini-dig at St Andrew’s Gardens and the historical timeline of Sussex Place. Venue: Woodville Theatre, Civic Centre, Gravesend, DA12 1DD. Times: Until the 31st March, Monday to Friday, 9.30 to … Continue reading
Open Day Guided Walk
Friday 30th May, 10.30 – 15.30 As part of the Shorne Woods Country Park Open Day SWAG will be displaying finds from our excavations within the park. Come and talk to the archaeologists about the 10,000 years of history both above and … Continue reading
Found the wall
On site at Shorne Woods during the week: the team think they have finally found the missing wall to the third building of our new medieval site, west of Randall Manor.