Author: Alberto Pearson

– introduction – 12th century – 13th century – 14th century – 15th century – royal palaces – robert adam – william adam – distance slabs – Introduction – Bannockburn – Culloden – Tay Rail Bridge – Index – Balfour Battery – Churchill Barriers – Torry Battery – Portraits – Timeline – Index – Steness […]

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My nan would have said it’s because I want to know “the top and bottom of Meg’s behind” – which actually means I like to know everything about anything that takes my fancy. [ A Black Country expression 😉 ] Before I was able to appreciate it I had the chance to visit parts of […]

I live in North Yorkshire with my partner and the youngest of three children, the elder two having flown the nest. I have been in my current job (school secretary/clerk) since Easter, but before that I was a legal secretary for nearly 13 years. Part of the reason (a big part) for taking the school […]

I have been contributing to the forum for about 18 months. I used to use the name ‘Ellie’ but now use my real name. I’m a history teacher at a girls’ school in Southport. I use the forum to voice my thoughts and ideas from time to time and certainly enjoy a good argument when […]

The Abbey at Paisley has its beginnings in the Cluniac Priory founded by Walter Fitzalan, High Steward to King David I of Scotland. A Prior and twelve monks travelled from Shropshire in 1163, and six years later the first priory buildings were being erected on the chosen site beside the River Cart, close to a […]

Once the Time Team Forum regulars had started recognising each other by postings onto the Time Team Forum, Regional groups began to form and meet at sites of interest. There is no formal organisation but things seem to happen. Current groups known to the website editors are: Groups are not exclusive, events being organised by […]

Born in the doldrums of Doncaster and escaped to the University of York in 1998, I was stigmatised after birth by contracting jaundice and dressed in a very fetching lime green jumpsuit. The witty consultant at the hospital promptly dubbed me the’ Little Yellow Buddha from the North of Kathmandu’. These days I am called […]

Like many people, we really caught the archaeology bug watching ‘Time Team’, and so did our 8 year old daughter! We joined her into the Bristol-based Young Archaeologists’ Club, and intend to join the National Club as a family next year. I’m not a university graduate and have no qualifications in archaeology, but I have […]

I’m currently studying English Literature, History, Classical Civilisation and Religious Studies at A Level and am hoping to study Medieval History or Archaeology at University I have a mad passion for dancing and do so all the time and love interior design. I’m a romantic old bean and read and write poetry, as well as […]