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Michelham Priory and Pevensey Castle report by Mark MacManus  photos by Ron Strutt On 12 April 2003, the Cantiaci TTFF invaded East Sussex, with a mandate to explore a Priory and a Castle. Attendees on this auspicious occasion were Alison, Andrew, Anne, Chris, Jacqui, Mark, Ron, Shaun and Tracey. Accompanying minors were Charlotte, Emily, Harry, […]

Over the next few years , the WhiteFriars development will lay a large area within the town walls open to archaeological investigation. The present stage of the excavation is taking place at St.Georges Street. Small scale excavations preceding the Big Dig have revealed the ditch boundary of Iron Age ‘ Durovernum’ , a length of […]

As part of Scottish Archaeology Month, Glasgow Archaeological Society organised tours of Govan Old Parish Church and Glasgow Cathedral on Saturday 22nd September 2001. It being more than 20 years since I had last visited the Cathedral, and never having been to the Govan Church, I decided to avail myself of this opportunity. I made […]

The castles were named, north to south, Sandown, Deal and Walmer. The former was largely demolished in the nineteenth century, and today all that remains is a fragment built into the sea defences. Deal and Walmer, however, survive – and on July 13th, Cantiaci Time Team Forum Friends descended upon them, complete with packed lunches, […]

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Hadrians Wall report by Valerie Reilly In its early days the Scottish Forum Friends put forward the idea of a trip to Hadrian’s Wall, but it didn’t prove possible to organise it during 2001. So we were determined that it would go ahead this year. Initial thoughts were discussed on our own thread, but it […]

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In early November 2002, 4 of us visited the Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh – Valerie, Co, George C and Chris ‘Awkward’ McKenna. The following photos are from the Gallery of Early People in the Museum.

Chactonbury and Cissbury Chactonbury on the surrounding bank (south side) the fenced-off interior – now very shrubby on the surrounding bank (north-west side) a view of the south-western entrance views of the downland (and misty clouds) on the walk between Chactonbury and Cissbury the northern ramparts of Cissbury looking north from Cissbury to Chactonbury, hidden […]

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