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Author Archives: Ruiha Smalley
CBM Workshop with Ian Betts
Ceramic Building Material Workshop with Ian Betts Today the Ceramic Building Materials workshop was held at Shorne Woods Country Park. It was led by Ian Betts from the Museum of London Archaeology. The event was well attended, with individuals from SWAG … Continue reading
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Hoo Peninsula Historic Landscape Project
The Hoo Peninsula, located on the north Kent coast 30 miles east of central London, extends into the Thames Estuary between Gravesend and Rochester. The peninsula lies in the local authority areas of Medway and Gravesham and is bounded by … Continue reading
Workshops in the new year
Andrew will be trying to arrange two free finds conservation workshops with Dana Goodburn-Brown, courtesy of a Kent Archaeological Society Grant. These are small group sessions, so register your interest now! More details to follow. Likewise we have a number of free … Continue reading
Rose Hill, Sittingbourne
In the spring of 2015 the Heritage Lottery gave Kent County Council funding for the Woodland Wildlife Hidden Histories Project. This enabled community archaeology to be undertaken at Rose Hill, Sittingbourne. Those involved included Grove Park Primary School, the North Downs … Continue reading
Medieval Canterbury weekend: 1-3 April, 2006
Medieval Canterbury was internationally important as the site of St Thomas’ shrine, and was on the main highway between London and mainland Europe. It is an ideal setting for a weekend programme of lectures and guided visits that showcase recent … Continue reading