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Category Archives: News & Events
Christmas Lunch
Our Christmas Lunch was held today at Shorne Woods, wrapping up SWAG for 2015. The company, food, drink and chocolates were superb. Phil treated us to a small concert and sing-a-long covering UK and American folk tunes, including one from … Continue reading
Randall Manor: end of an era
A huge thank you to all those who helped complete works at Randall Manor this week, bringing to a close our 10th season of work on the site. Next week is our last week of activities at Shorne Woods for … Continue reading
The Prehistoric Society Day Conference
From The Prehistoric Society: The Land, the Sea and the Sky begins the series of spring day-conferences exploring new directions in the landscapes of prehistory. Our first session is about landscape in its widest sense – both physically and conceptually … Continue reading
Conservation workshops
Free training workshops: an introduction to practical conservation for archaeological finds with Dana Goodburn-Brown at CSI Sittingbourne in the Forum shopping centre, Sittingbourne town centre. 10.30am-3.30pm. Two dates: Saturday 30th January 2016 or Wednesday 27th January 2016: funded by a generous … Continue reading
Photogrammetry results from Otto Bagi
In October Otto Bagi came to Shorne to use photogrammerty techniques on a couple of our more fragile artefacts. His preliminary results are now in. Take a look yourself by clicking on the links below… Lead flask Islamic glass Carved … Continue reading