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Tag Archives: excavation
Back to Greenwich
Two of the team from Shorne explain some of the archaeological work happening at Greenwich at the moment:
Greenwich Park Revealed
Andrew is now involved with the Royal Parks and will be investigating the Saxon barrow cemetery at Greenwich. Take a look at this YouTube video for details.
Clayworks at Shorne
The clayworks projects at Shorne are coming to an end. We confirmed that the bank carrying our narrow gauge railways has been revetted and reinforced with a series of vertical rails set into the old concrete road. These rails held … Continue reading
Archaeology at Swarling by the University of Kent
Open Day for the Public Date: Saturday 25th September, 2021 Time: 2pm Place: Meet outside The Granville, CT4 7AL Bus 18, Bay C5 in Canterbury City Centre to Hythe. Bus time – 1:40pm leaves Canterbury Bus Station and arrives at … Continue reading
3D modelling of Bitchet
Thanks to volunteer Peter Barry we now have 3-D models for the features dug at Bitchet Common, click here https://sketchfab.com/peterbarry/collections/kent-archaeology – they are amazing!