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141 files in 10 albums and 1 categories with 14 comments viewed 2993 times

Sites and Excavations

Sites you have seen or worked on, excavations, survey and other archaeology/heritage work.

17 files, last one added on Jun 11, 2010

Buildings and Monuments

Castles to Cathedrals, Temples to Bridges. The built heritage through your eyes.. from a huge scene to a tiny detail

34 files, last one added on Jul 02, 2010

Artefacts and Objects

A coin or a complete pot? A delicate jewel or an iron nail? HWat about a tombstone or a wall painting? If it is of interest, we are interested

22 files, last one added on Mar 27, 2010

People and Team Photos

Self portrait or images of others. Team photos and candid shots of us at work or at play!

24 files, last one added on Jul 02, 2010

Landscapes and Places

If you look up from the trench and see a range of hills or a copse of trees, a desert or a jungle, a townscape or a sunset over a sea. Did you see a crowd scene in an exotic market?

18 files, last one added on Jul 16, 2010

As you like!

If it does not fit anywhere else, then it fits here. Perhaps it was an insect or a flower? A rusty paint can or piece of graffiti that caught your eye... feel free to be creative.

14 files, last one added on Jul 16, 2010

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Kellington 20 viewsKellington Skellington! 1991

The work was becasue the local colliery at Kellingley had plans to cut a new seam under the church during 1992. The ground settlement from the mining operations would have caused severe structural stress to the fabric of the church, which was already in an unstable condition.BAJR

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Learning Buildings Archaeology59 viewsWhat happens when you put an architect (retd.) and an engineer (retd.) in front of a building with a tape measure and a pencil... Mix in a buildings archaeologist and what you get is a great record of a 16th century Tower.! BAJR

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Arm waving at Avebury27 viewsPersonage at Avebury no doubt in touch with some force. Bizarre hissing noises completed the display.troll

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Harelaw Vitrified Fort20 viewsThe summit area is bordered by the massive ruins of a timber-laced stone wall about 12' thick, which has been severely mutilated in the N by stone-robbing to provide material for the modern wall, some 4' thick at the base, which misleadingly encircles the summit. vitirified material has been found hereBAJR

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Morton Monument, St Nicolas in Dalkeith9 viewsThe present main body of the church was finished in 1420, although there is evidence that there has been a chapel on the site since roughly 1350. Much of the original stonework exists today, including the parts allowed to fall into ruin following Reformation of 1560.

The area was closed off as a “monument of idolatry” and decay eventually caused the roof to cave in. he unroofed part of the old church also hosts the tombs of the early 16th century Earl of Morton and his wife Princess Joanna.BAJR

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Underground archaeology30 viewsThink we may have overcut this evaluation trench a bit........troll

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wrong turn37 viewsThink this may have been the wrong book shop.troll

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View from our dig on Maleoskop, Mpumalanga Province, SA4 viewsReally not bad to look out on the landscape and see the shifting shadows of clouds, wishing some would come our way...Diggergirl