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Tag Archives: excavation
Gravesend dig
A mini dig was recently held in Gravesend. It was organised by Gravesham Council and sponsored by National Highways as part of the Lower Thames Crossing project. The dig took place in Sussex Gardens close to the riverside. Many of … Continue reading
Festival of Archaeology event for All
As part of the 2024 Festival of Archaeology we will be re-visiting the site of a Medieval building within the park. The excavation will be over three days, just like Time Team. Friday to Sunday 19th – 21st July 10.00am … Continue reading
Trosley Country Park Open Day
After a successful dig in 2023 we are back to do it again during the Trosley Country Park Open Day on Friday 26th July. We will be excavating another of the WW2 huts in the woodland. What was it used … Continue reading
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Recent activity
SWAG members have been getting involved in the current dig happening at Greenwich Park. This is a three week dig near the Roman Temple involving general volunteers and students from UCL. Over the course of the dig a series of … Continue reading
Half-term and upcoming events
The half-term event at Shorne went well. Over 190 families turned up! Here’s a photo of the pot collage, created with the recorded (and discarded) pottery from the Cobham village project. We have a general timetable for the archaeology activities … Continue reading