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1. Community Archaeology Bulletin - May 2020: (News); ... and supporting archives produced by Oxford Archaeology: https://library.oxfordarchaeology.com/ Council for British Archaeology Books and Publications The CBA have temporarily made all of thei ...; Created on 22 April 2020
2. Upcoming Events - March 2020: (News); ... r the past 60 years, astounding discoveries of precious metal objects, including torcs, bracelets and finger rings, have been made at Ken Hill, Snettisham, Norfolk. In total, 14 separate groups of objects, ...; Created on 26 February 2020
3. Upcoming Events - November 2019: (News); ... ys, Huntingdon, PE28 2TA Reviewing the discoveries made by Oxford Archaeology East during a seven-month excavation at Farriers Ways, Warboys. All welcome (Members: Free; Non-members: £3) https://www.fowl.org.uk/directorydetails/directorypages/warboys_local_history_society ...; Created on 28 October 2019
4. Upcoming Events - August 2019 and Beyond: (News); ... es made at Star Carr. 11,000 years ago, Star Carr was situated on the shore of a lake. The lake has long since dried up, but some areas are still waterlogged, preserving bone, antler and wooden objects ...; Created on 29 July 2019
5. Upcoming Events - March 2019: (News); ... tious torc, and why was it made and deposited, seemingly on purpose at the edge of the fens? Dr Neil Wilkin has been curator of Early Europe in the department of Britain, Europe and Prehistory at the B ...; Created on 25 February 2019
6. Upcoming Events - February 2019: (News); ... jects, including torcs, bracelets and finger rings, have been made at Ken Hill, Snettisham, Norfolk. In total, 14 separate groups of objects, or hoards, dating to the second and first centuries BC have been discovere ...; Created on 25 January 2019
7. Upcoming Events - October 2018: (News); ... low Hills. As the drawings were made before Victorian repairs etc were made to churches, and when memorials were still comparatively fresh, the drawings are a valuable historic record. They now belong to Cambr ...; Created on 28 September 2018
8. Upcoming Events - September 2018: (News); ... The Old Court, 8 New Street, St Neots, PE19 1AE. Tel. 01480 214163 (or on the door, subject to availability) The cover story of British Archaeology magazine is the archaeological discoveries mad ...; Created on 22 August 2018
9. Upcoming Events - July 2018: (News); ... ch focusses on the remarkable discoveries made at Star Carr. 11,000 years ago, Star Carr was situated on the shore of a lake. The lake has long since dried up, but some areas are still waterlogged, preserv ...; Created on 26 June 2018
10. Archaeology Bursary for Young People in and near Ely: (News); ... Society. Upon her death in 2015 a memorial fund was set up by her family members and others. 1. Applications for funding must be made in writing to the Ely and District Archaeological Society. 2. Bursary ...; Created on 08 May 2017
11. An Introduction to Neolithic to Mid Bronze Age Prehistoric Pottery by Sarah Percival of Cambridgeshire: (Content); Introduction This short guide describes the types of pottery which were in use in Cambridgeshire from the Early Neolithic until the mid-Bronze Age. All pottery during this period was made and used in ...; Created on 06 March 2017
12. Histon and Impington Archaeology Group: (Jigsaw Groups); ... generated through the activities of the group will be made available to the Cambridgeshire Historic Environment Record. We like to create and foster links and co-operation between our group and other ...; Created on 23 January 2017
13. Dig Days Are Over...: (News); ... you'd expect people to lose things down the loo. So we're now wondering whether it's a daub pit. It smells foul, but since daub is made from horse poo, it figures. Phil's trench also continues to sur ...; Created on 17 July 2015
14. The Roman Kiln, and other digs: (News); ... ino coloured! Still a good firing otherwise. We're going to sell some of these at our open day - those not made by participants at the Medieval and Roman Pottery Making training courses. As fo ...; Created on 16 July 2015
15. All the best-laid plans...: (News); ... then it started to rain. And rain. And rain. Eventually I called 'Abandon Ship' into the walkie talkie. Those who braved the elements struggled up the hill to the village hall. Others made a beeline fo ...; Created on 12 July 2015
16. Upcoming Human Bone course (and others): (News); ... op. One of the best ways of learning to identify pottery is understanding the processes that went into making it. Jon will be firing the pots made at this course in the kiln during our training dig on 14t ...; Created on 16 April 2015
17. We're in the latest 'British Archaeology': (News); ... ty archaeology across an English county. They may be starting a revolution in local research." We also made the cover! Stephen, Jo and Jemima wrote the article, and there are some great photos includ ...; Created on 11 December 2013
18. The March Society: (Jigsaw Groups); The March Society was founded in 2007 to promote and preserve all that is the best in the man-made and natural environment of the town. See their website for more information. ...; Created on 10 September 2013
19. St Neots Local History Society: (Jigsaw Groups); ... contains interesting articles on local history. Our annual membership subscription is just £12. Membership is always available at our meetings, alternatively send a cheque for £12 made payable to 'S ...; Created on 19 February 2013
20. Gamarch: (Jigsaw Groups); ... our Secretary via clerk@gamlingay-pc.gov.uk or feel free to turn up at any of our meetings - you’ll be made very welcome. Our focus for 2013 was investigating archaeologically the site of a now destroyed ...; Created on 05 December 2012

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