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1. Upcoming Events - November 2019: (News); ... & Social Club, Maskew Avenue, Peterborough, PE1 2AS Peterborough’s history stretches back many centuries and much is well documented. In this talk local historians June and Vernon Bull explore some of ...; Created on 28 October 2019
2. Upcoming Events - July 2019 and Beyond: (News); ... Ray Woodward, Douglas Bowles and Jordan Ison. Going much further back he will examine whether archaeologists have unearthed enough evidence to see whether King Peada of Mercia lived in the village in 65 ...; Created on 25 June 2019
3. Upcoming Events - April 2019: (News); ... talk Leah Damman will share with you her fascination with just how much bones can tell the story of those they belonged to – how much of the puzzle of the past they can represent. Fragmented, mixed assemb ...; Created on 28 March 2019
4. Upcoming Events - October 2018: (News); ... h Museum, Priestgate, Peterborough, PE1 1LF The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle from Peterborough is not just a book, for it tells us much about the monks' ideas on identity, place and nation. There were other ...; Created on 28 September 2018
5. Upcoming Events - January 2018: (News); ... s. Was the area simply impoverished - or was it a key part of a much larger story? All welcome (Members: Free; Non-members: £5). Cambridge Archaeology Field Group - Monthly talk 'An update on excavat ...; Created on 11 December 2017
6. An Introduction to Neolithic to Mid Bronze Age Prehistoric Pottery by Sarah Percival of Cambridgeshire: (Content); ... an oxygen rich atmosphere. The consistent firing and regular colours found in much earlier prehistoric pottery indicate that ancient potters were skilled in controlling the firing conditions in which they ...; Created on 06 March 2017
7. Dig Days Are Over...: (News); ... we can't dig the whole field really, there's just so much going on. We'll be writing up a report over the next few months, which will be available as grey literature and downloadable for free from the OA Library: https://library.thehu ...; Created on 17 July 2015
8. Biscuits, booze, and archaeology too...!: (News); ... o be available. James has also been augering the big 'moat' to the west of our site, and has found that it's pretty much flat at the bottom. Since it's about 6m wide at the top, it's probably a hollowway ...; Created on 11 July 2015
9. Welcome to our new affiliated groups: (News); ... for almost a year now, since holding a recruitment drive for a north Cambridge group in Arbury Community Centre last January, and it's grown from there! West Wickham are much newer to us, and we ve ...; Created on 22 December 2014
10. North Cambridge Group now called CamDig: (News); ... e to see how much can be achieved in such a short space of time. CamDig have now set up a Steering Group who will create the group set-up paperwork before our meeting on 13th May, with a view to takin ...; Created on 10 April 2014
11. Archaeology Cambridgeshire East: (Jigsaw Groups); ... walking and excavation. Due to Covid-19, meetings and activities have been much reduced, but it is hoped that they will resume in the autumn with field walking and research projects. We are a small, ...; Created on 13 February 2014
12. Autumn Update: (News); ... y conducted plane-table and geophysical survey on. Much to everyone's surprise (except Roger, who seems to have sixth sense) they found a beautiful floor-surface under a layer of building rubble! They p ...; Created on 10 September 2013
13. Spaces on geophysics courses: (News); Next Saturday 20th July from 10am-1pm we are running a course in Resistivity geophysics (P3) at Wicken Fen. Much to our surprise, we now have a free space on this course! Since demand for training in resistivity ...; Created on 12 July 2013
14. Gamarch: (Jigsaw Groups); ... Avenells Manor field to collect artefacts to find out more about the Manor and excavating test pits in Hatley. There are details about each project and much more on our website www.gamarch.co.uk. ...; Created on 05 December 2012
15. Cambridge Archaeology Field Group: (Jigsaw Groups); ... archaeology and local history - no expertise is needed to join. Members take part in as much or as little of the Group's activities as they wish. Our main activities Fieldwalking - Sunday mornings fro ...; Created on 22 February 2012
16. Terms of Use: (Content); We want to encourage you to use the interactive sections of this website as much as possible, but we reserve the right to remove any offensive comments. ...; Created on 24 November 2011
17. Privacy Policy: (Content); ... Terms of Use We want to encourage you to use the interactive sections of this website as much as possible, but we reserve the right to remove any offensive comments. Contact If you have any ...; Created on 24 November 2011
18. Just Started...: (News); ... and methodologies, e.g. artefact identification, aerial photography, building recording and much much more... So watch this space! We will be updating you. NB: the website is still in construction so ...; Created on 15 September 2011
19. Equipment Resource: (Content); ... which can be accessed at our Bar Hill office. Oxford Archaeology East has a much more considerable library which can also be referenced at our Bar Hill office, although none of the books may be taken off ...; Created on 05 September 2011
20. Jigsaw Cambridgeshire: (Content); ... t identification, recording, and much more. For more information, please see our leaflet. Jigsaw has proved to be a great success and a template for community archaeology across the country. In Cambridgeshir ...; Created on 30 August 2011

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