We thought that previous seasons were a little unkind regarding the amount of outings we had. The 2021/2022 season was perhaps the worst in that respect.
Oddly enough, the finds we did recover were exceptional, especially Early Medieval finds, from lovely examples of coinage to the gloriously beautiful Anglo-Saxon Aestel recovered in January this year.
The landowner has not seen this find as of yet (we did call in four times) so perhaps when we're next in the vicinity, we may succeed in tracking him down.
We are still in the process of trying to establish new permissions for the new season, so hopefully in the next few weeks or so we may have some exciting land to explore.
This year see's the 5th annual dig on one of our farms with new trenches in the field which features one of the earliest Roman buildings for the area.
There are already plans for 2023 with an exploratory trench covering an area where we think there may be a Roman shrine.
Lets hope we have blogs for each month covering September 2022 through to April 2023.
Oddly enough, the finds we did recover were exceptional, especially Early Medieval finds, from lovely examples of coinage to the gloriously beautiful Anglo-Saxon Aestel recovered in January this year.
The landowner has not seen this find as of yet (we did call in four times) so perhaps when we're next in the vicinity, we may succeed in tracking him down.
We are still in the process of trying to establish new permissions for the new season, so hopefully in the next few weeks or so we may have some exciting land to explore.
This year see's the 5th annual dig on one of our farms with new trenches in the field which features one of the earliest Roman buildings for the area.
There are already plans for 2023 with an exploratory trench covering an area where we think there may be a Roman shrine.
Lets hope we have blogs for each month covering September 2022 through to April 2023.
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