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Tag Archives: education
YAC dig this Sunday
Young Archaeologists Club dig Shorne Woods Country Park this Sunday (13th March 2016). Session starts at 10am and goes through until 12:30.
Isle of Thanet Archaeological Society’s 2016 Lecture Programme
IOTAS Archaeological Studies Lecture Course 2016 14 Mar 2016: ‘Not Angles but Angels’: St Augustine and the ‘conversion’ of Kent 04 Apr 2016: Rings and Roundabouts: The Lord of the Manor Ceremonial Landscape – a history and analysis of the excavations 09 May 2016: … Continue reading
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Conservation workshop handouts
A conservation workshop was held on Saturday the 30th January by Dana Goodburn of CSI. The session was funded by a generous grant from the Kent Archaeological Society. The worskshop gave an introduction to the practical conservation of archaeological finds, on-site best practice, lifting, cleaning, … Continue reading
Boughton Malherbe Hoard
Dr. Sophie Adams, on behalf of the Maidstone Museum & Bentlif Art Gallery, will be holding a talk on the Boughton Malherbe Hoard and related reserach, this March. The Hoard includes Bronze Age axes, swords fragments, knives and over 350 … Continue reading
Interested in studying archaeology?
Canterbury Christ Church University is promoting their Archaeology programme and would like to invite you to come along to their free information evening to see the different ways to study Archaeology at the University.