History buffs' treasure hunt
Archaeology-loving students are preparing for the
next step on their quest to discover ancient
secrets hidden in an East Yorkshire field.
From: The Press
"While delving into the past, Chris and his time-team have been
helped by the University of York, where they all study, and members
of the York and District Metal-Detecting Club."
Anyone here involved with this dig ?
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Re: Anyone here involved with this dig ?
Yes, our Club took part in the survey in November, I've done an article on it to be included in the Newsletter, the members enjoyed working with the students and we hope to survey some more fields in the New Year.
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Re: Anyone here involved with this dig ?
I have detected in the village itself,before some new housing went up.
The place has history of medieval and earlier pottery,s although there was very little in the way of metalic finds on that specific site.
A little disapointing when you think we were detecting right in the middle of the vilage, on what must have been the only ploughed field left in that location for many a year given how old the village and surrounding buildings are.
The place has history of medieval and earlier pottery,s although there was very little in the way of metalic finds on that specific site.
A little disapointing when you think we were detecting right in the middle of the vilage, on what must have been the only ploughed field left in that location for many a year given how old the village and surrounding buildings are.