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Tag Archives: education
Pupils take part in Festival of Archaeology
We’ve had some good local press. Click here for an article in the Kent Messenger about the Cobham School part of the recent dig.
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Deadman’s Island: a talk
Deadman’s Island: a talk Daf Charman will be giving a talk at the Sheppey Little Theatre on the history of Deadman’s Island. 1st September at 7.30, entry fee £3. Click here for more details.
Archaeological secrets of Cobham unearthed for two week festival
Find out more about the archaeological secrets of Cobham with a special event running this month. The Heritage Lottery-funded Cobham Landscape Detectives Project is holding a Big Dig in the village for the UK-wide Festival of Archaeology. It is being … Continue reading
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LiDAR – what is it?
LiDAR stands for “Light Detection and Ranging” and it has become an important tool in the field of archaeology. LiDAR UK has this to say about the process: LiDAR data is very accurate, high resolution 3D data. Captured using special … Continue reading
Palaeolithic and Mesolithic upcoming conference
Venue: British Museum Date: 20th – 22nd October 2016 The programme can be found by clicking here. Presentations include one by our SWAG member Frank Beresford. His topic is titled : A Re-appraisal of de Barri Crawshay and his late nineteenth century … Continue reading