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Tag Archives: excavation
Darnley Arms dig
In the car park of the Darnley Arms in Cobham we’ve started a couple of trenches to explore what is just beneath the surface. We’ve hit rubble and a chalk platform and found a variety of pot sherds, all probably … Continue reading
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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Tagged cobham landscape detectives, cobham village, education, excavation
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YAC Archaeological Dig 2016
Young Archaeologists’ Club dig: Shorne Woods, 13 March 2016 On Sunday the 13th March 2016 a group of young enthusiastic archaeologists (YACs) conducted a dig on a demolished WWII RAF Camp within the boundary of Shorne Country Park. One of the … Continue reading
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Tagged excavation, shorne woods country park, world war II, YAC
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Cobham residents – we need you
*Note there is no parking at the College, but plenty of parking in the village, behind the school.
Fort Amherst, Chatham, dig
A couple of months ago some of our members (top left photo) volunteered on a dig in Chatham. Details appeared in the local paper: