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Author Archives: Ruiha Smalley
Latest finds at the cottage dig
These two have come out of the ground recently:
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The Cobham and cricket connection
During the first week on the Mausoleum cottage dig we uncovered a number of small finds, including the ceramic base of what might be a mug (vase?). The decoration on the mug seems to show the bottom half of a … Continue reading
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Tagged artefacts, ceramic, cobham landscape detectives, cobham village, mausoleum cottage, social history
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Day of Archaeology 2016
Click here to see an article on the Day of Archaeology website about the CLD summer dig: Day of Archaeology article
Mausoleum cottage dig: end of week one
Here are some photos from the end of the first week of digging the cottage site. A number of finds went on display at the Maidstone Museum’s event for the 2016 Festival of Archaeology.
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World War One stopline trench system revealed by lidar in Whitehorse Wood
The following article, by Andrew Mayfield, was recently published in Archaeologia Cantiana*: In 2011, a LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) survey was organised for the Medway Valley (reaching from Maidstone to Shorne and from Wrotham to Boxley). LIDAR surveys are … Continue reading