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1. Heritage Culture & Community Stonea: (Jigsaw Groups); ... their membership is the Cambridgeshire Fens. For more information about the group, see their Facebook profile (https://www.facebook.com/hccstonea) or contact them via email at hccstonea@gmail.com or ...; Created on 06 January 2020
2. Upcoming Events - November 2019: (News); ... In 2017 Reverend Stephen Day embarked on an ambitious project – to photograph and research the stained glass windows of every parish church in Ely Diocese – all 1,175 of them! Hear about the human storie ...; Created on 28 October 2019
3. Upcoming Events - July 2019 and Beyond: (News); ... Cambridge CB24 9LN Using pictures from his family’s archive, David will introduce us to some more of the many individuals who have left their mark on the villages over the years, among them William Robinson ...; Created on 25 June 2019
4. Upcoming Events - April 2019: (News); Cambridge Antiquarian Society - AGM & Monthly Talk 'Archaeological Textiles and What we can learn from them' by Margarita Gleba Monday 1st April 2019 at 6pm (AGM: 5:45pm) Faculty of Law, West Road, Sidgwic ...; Created on 28 March 2019
5. Upcoming Events - December 2018: (News); ... Britain, killed in cold blood in 1170. The Abbot of Peterborough commissioned the Becket Casket to hold relics of the murdered saint and took them to Peterborough for safe keeping in 1177. Find out mor ...; Created on 26 November 2018
6. Upcoming Events - October 2018: (News); ... uld be provided for them to complete the survey as we would value their feedback. You can indicate at the end of the survey about whether you would like to be contacted about the results of the survey ...; Created on 28 September 2018
7. A14 Archaeology News and Events: (News); ... do introduce yourselves if you see me there, I can tell them about other upcoming activities! Our media launch was last week and there was wide coverage across local and national press, TV and Radio ...; Created on 05 April 2018
8. Upcoming Events - March 2018: (News); ... pm) Tony Cooper Suite, Cottenham Village College, High St, Cottenham, Cambridge CB24 8UA Animals as economic assets and the relationship between people and animals are only a few themes central to our unde ...; Created on 22 February 2018
9. Upcoming Events - December 2017: (News); ... es to identify, measure and age them as well as looking for what the animals were used for. You will discover how animals like frogs, tortoises, mice, sheep, and deer were part of the human story in the pa ...; Created on 27 November 2017
10. Another piece of the puzzle - FRAG affiliates to Jigsaw: (News); ... l Club on Maskew Avenue in Peterborough. Paul Clarkson will be leading a workshop on how to examine archaeological animal bones to identify, measure and age them. FRAG have a website covering upcomi ...; Created on 20 November 2017
11. Upcoming Events - October 2017: (News); ... nd all over continental Europe we know very little about their actual purpose. Phil will explore the theory that perhaps 'ritual' is the only word that can describe the deposits found within them! Member ...; Created on 27 September 2017
12. Upcoming Events - August 2017: (News); ... of cuts which many local authorities are making to their heritage services, and how to formulate arguments against them or propose alternate options. Toolkit 10: Getting involved with Neighbourhood Planning: ...; Created on 28 July 2017
13. Oakington and Westwick History Society: (Jigsaw Groups); ... this website into a comprehensive history of the villages of Oakington & Westwick. We as a society are indebted to the hard work and tenacity of Ralph Warboys and Terry Chapman who between them built up ...; Created on 28 April 2017
14. Upcoming Events - May 2017: (News); ... red the sculptures to our sight but not necessarily to our understanding: their mutilated state makes it difficult to read and appreciate them, the non-scriptural narratives that they illustrate are q ...; Created on 28 April 2017
15. Jigsaw OASIS Training: (News); ... Project Fen Edge Archaeology Group Together they disproved the belief that local societies are not up to date with the online side of archaeology as they had with them the software tools needed t ...; Created on 07 April 2017
16. An Introduction to Neolithic to Mid Bronze Age Prehistoric Pottery by Sarah Percival of Cambridgeshire: (Content); ... so named by the antiquarians who first studied them because they believed these robust vessels were used for food preparation in contrast to the more finely made drinking vessels or Beakers. In fact both ...; Created on 06 March 2017
17. New Guide for Identifying Early Prehistoric Pottery: (News); ... oth guides cover the most common pottery types from the prehistoric period in Cambridgeshire. They do not cover all pottery types found, or in any great detail, but we hope you find them useful to give a ...; Created on 03 March 2017
18. Making progress: (News); ... has happened tomorrow! Yesterday Donna and team also took stock of our finds, bagged up those which have been washed and dried, and worked through a good number of our finds backlog. We've bagged th ...; Created on 10 July 2015
19. And we're off!: (News); ... o hoe down several trenches, start pre-ex planning features, and excavating them. Twelve people booked tomorrow, then many more in the weeks to come. It's all rather exciting! ...; Created on 04 July 2015
20. Welcome to our new affiliated groups: (News); ... y much look forward to helping them in their research and activities. We now have 22 affiliated groups in our Jigsaw network: how exciting! Best wishes and Happy Christmas to you all, including from Warbo ...; Created on 22 December 2014

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