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Fort Amherst dig answers an age old question…
The team spent the Octobers of 2017 and 2018 exploring the archaeology of the Spur Battery at Fort Amherst. In 2017 we explored the area east of the amphitheatre and confirmed that many of the buildings shown on the Victorian … Continue reading
Cobham wraps up and Amherst kicks off
Cobham Two final days of Cobham village explorations to come this week. Meeting at Shorne at 10am on Weds and Thurs. As with all archaeological projects, geophys is hinting at exciting developments on both Battle St and North Court Field, … Continue reading
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Henhurst before the rain
Today was a bit of a wash out. We got about an hour in at Henhurst before the rain set it. We had a nice welcome from the local guardians:
Fort Amherst digging opportunities
We heard from Karen and Keith at Fort Amherst/the Command of the Heights project. Keith Gulvin, who is a trustee at Fort Amherst, has secured funding for equipment for an archaeological group. This means a group of volunteers could continue with digs … Continue reading