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Author Archives: Ruiha Smalley
May update
We’ve spent some of May helping to recover parts of the clay pit conveyer from one of the park’s fishing ponds. The remains will be inspected with the view to restoring a small section to put on display near the … Continue reading
Coming soon…
We will be getting our first delivery of the new booklets on the archaeology of Shorne Woods next week.
Recent activity at Shorne
Here are two fantastic images of the building on the plateau (produced by JT).
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