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159 files in 10 albums and 1 categories with 16 comments viewed 6995 times

Sites and Excavations

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

25 files, last one added on Jun 15, 2011

Buildings and Monuments

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

35 files, last one added on Aug 21, 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

23 files, last one added on Aug 01, 2010

People and Team Photos

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

28 files, last one added on Feb 14, 2011

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?

19 files, last one added on Aug 30, 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.

17 files, last one added on Jun 17, 2011

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First evidence of the 18th century pottery51 viewsAfter stripping and cleaning (in the pouring rain!) the ploughsoil.. this is what we came down to. Good solid archaeology that will be properly excavated in September 2010. We may have found the lost pottery of Cousland, MidlothianBAJR

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Not raining0 viewsNo it was not raining at this site in south Wales, rather we were in the clouds!BAJR

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Roman umbonate brooch11 viewsRoman umbonate brooch. Hemispherical in section, four spherical knops, head loop, 2 semi-circular lugs securing pin, pin intact but corroded, sunburst pattern created with triangular cells of red and blue enamel, circumferencial groove. Recovered on Water Newton Rally, recorded with PAS and in the archaeology reportBAJR

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As usual, Dave takes any opportunity to advertise his extra curriculum activities102 viewsSmaze

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Corieltauvi stater15 viewsGold Corieltauvi stater – 1st century BC
Found on Water Newton Rally and recorded with the PAS and in the archaeology reportBAJR

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Maya pyramid 10 viewsThe pyramid in which they found K'inich Janaab' Pakal - That's Pacal the Great to you and me... It contains the famous Sarcophagus that Von Däniken reproduced a drawing of (incorrectly labeling it as being from "Copan") and comparing Pacal's pose to that of 1960s Project Mercury astronauts, interpreting drawings underneath him as rockets, and saying it is supposed evidence of extra-terrestrial influence on the ancient Maya.BAJR

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Kae Heughs Hillfort22 viewsFabulous Multivallate Hillfort in the Garleton Hills of East Lothian. Spectacular View to the North, South East and West.

More here: http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/56295/details/kae+heughs+barney+mains/BAJR

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moody and beautiful23 viewsI can`t spell the name of this Welsh seaside village but it sounds like "Louth". It`s the cove where Dylan Thomas lived in the 40`s. A stunning place and had lunch with mum there on mothers day!troll