Monthly Archive: July 2019
A few more photographs from today from Jo and Sigurd.
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A few shots from this afternoon, courtesy of Professor Scott Pike. Click on any of the images for a larger version.…
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Some more images of Ceridwen painstaking excavation of a massive spread of broken pottery at the top of Trench X today.…
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Day Twenty-Three
‘Grandaddy of all drains’ reaches 30-metre mark
Tell someone that one of the greatest highlights of this excavation season is a drain and you will get some strange…
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A random selection of shots from today’s activities on site. As usual, click on any image for a larger version.
Photographs by Jo Bourne, Paul Durdin and Sigurd Towrie.…
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(Photographs by Jo Bourne)…
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Day Twenty-Two
It’s a . . . drain – but an incredibly big one!
So here we are again. And the world waits with bated breath for news of yesterday’s…
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A small selection of photographs from across the site today. Pictures by Jo Bourne and Sigurd Towrie.
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A brief snapshot of what was a busy day on site.…
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Just as work for the day came to an end, an exciting discovery was made in the “Central Midden Area”, between Structures Eight and Twelve, and at the intersection of…
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Day Twenty-One
‘It’s just another manic Monday…’
Being a Monday, today is suitably manic. A large number of new recruits arrived on site this morning bright, eager, and in some…
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The annexe outside the eastern entrance to Structure Twelve, complete with possible standing stone. (Jim Bright)…
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The half-way mark was reached yesterday – just four weeks left of the 2019 excavation season. Pictures by Jo Bourne and Sigurd Towrie.
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(📷 Ole Thoenies)This strange worked bone, probably the shaft of a polished pin, was found in Structure Eight on July 22, 2019.We say “strange” because the artefact is very dark…
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