Monthly Archives: August 2014

We’re well into the final week of the dig now, and it’s been a bit of an odd week! For the first time in our six years digging in Lyminge we were rained off for two consecutive days on Monday … Continue reading →

After a few miserably rainy days, we were thrilled that Saturday dawned bright and sunny for our final open day on Tayne Field. There was lots going on, with stalls and displays of finds, zooarchaeology, environmental archaeology, and explanations of … Continue reading →

Another week, another blog post! We are over halfway through the dig now, and the archaeology just gets more and more exciting. We have lots to show people at the Open Day this Saturday, 16th August, so if you see … Continue reading →

With site tours by the director of excavations, Dr Gabor Thomas, at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.

It’s been nearly a week since the last blog post and I have taken the opportunity to hide from the rain again to write another post and bring you up to date with our discoveries. If you have been following … Continue reading →