A survey of deep shafts dug mainly during the Medieval period to extract chalk for use as a soil improver. The early investigations and recent archaeological researches are described. Photographs of the interior of several shafts are accompanied by sectional diagrams and site plans.
Opening to the public on the 10th September and running through to July 2027 the Bayeux Tapestry returns to England for the first time in almost 1000 in a loan exhibition at the British Museum.&nbs
Greenland being very much in the news, we highlight some of the books we offer for sale covering the little-known archaeology of the region:
The buried remains of the largest Roman villa in Wales have been detected and mapped using ground-penetrating radar by a team of archaeologists from Swansea University. Lying hidden in the su