Author: Alberto Pearson

I was born in Bradford and have always lived in Yorkshire. I’m now in my third and final year of studying archaeology at York University, after which I shall probably be looking for a job, (so any prospective employers, please take note) I have enjoyed watching Time Team since its first series, and often list […]

Founded between 1261 and 1267 by William de Brechin – his charters refers to St Mary’s Chapel and to the master , chaplains and poor people there. Bedesmen (Bedesmen are an order of paupers to whom the Kings of Scotland were in the custom of distributing a certain alms, in conformity with the ordinances of […]

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Martin has his own museum on the small family farm which is part of the Chase, just south of Salisbury and where his family has farmed for generations. The museum displays local archaeological finds, a small rural life collection and geological specimens mainly from the Dorset coast. The farm not only contains the Neolithic Dorset […]

Identifying your finds – Medieval Pot Mends Banished: found this yesterday on a roman site. I remember seeing something similar in the press but cant remember what it was…….anyone any ideas? Georgian Tim: It is a medieval pot mend rivet.Ceejay ID’d one for me a few weeks ago.I think that the reference was the MOLAS […]

Hillfigures, a mostly English phenomenon, are indelibly associated with Wessex, thanks to the plethora of White Horses that gallop their way across the Downs of Wiltshire. However, the three counties covered by the Cantiaci TTFF have their fair share of these historic landmarks, thanks mainly to the chalky swathes of the North and South Downs […]

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I was born in Barnet, Hertfordshire, but live near Southend on Sea with my husband and three children. I have always had an interest in Archaeology and History, but was never really encouraged to enjoy it at school! I ended up in the Dental profession as a Dental Nurse and Dental Health educator, working with […]

Somerset Man born and bred, I’ve lived in Cheddar most of my life, and in good ol’ Weston- super-Mare since 1997. My interest in archaeology started when I was at University, although I actually got my degrees in biochemistry. It was bit wobbly and involved with ley-lines and things at first, but a leap into […]