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Category Archives: News & Events
Unravelling the Palaeolithic
One of our regulars, Frank Beresford, will be presenting his research on the Palaeolithic at a conference this month. The ‘Unravelling the Palaeolithic Symposium‘ will be held at the University of Southampton in January 2016. The multidisciplinary symposium will provide a forum to … Continue reading
LIDAR Map of England and Wales
For those of you with an interest in LIDAR go to this website for a zoomable map (1m resolution): LIDAR map of England and Wales This comes from Open Government LIDAR data (DSM 1m) from the Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales.
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