Author: Ruth Tipton, Trainee Archaeologist Just imagine it. You’ve picked out a beautiful tree, the smell of pine slowly filling the room. In the kitchen, a loved one is creating a delicious smorgasbord of mince pies and mulled wine. You gather the children to help decorate the tree. Grasping hands reach into The Box. Lights.…
An Archaeologist in Training: Prehistoric Suffolk at Past to Present Archaeology The past year and a half in the world of public archaeology has had its fair share of challenges, with coronavirus thoroughly putting the brakes on community-led projects. Freshly graduated in the class of 2021, this summer I found myself thrust into the world…
The Prehistoric Suffolk Project: Excavation Notes We have published our excavation notes for our Prehistoric Suffolk project! Check out some of our participants and team’s work, including finds and project activities. Excavation Notes
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Prehistoric Suffolk: archaeology for the community We have recently started a new research initiative to investigate the peoples of the Bronze Age in Western Suffolk. Our research site possesses numerous Bronze Age ring ditches that are visible as crop marks in aerial photography. Our long-term initiative is to run community excavations on the site to…
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We are pleased to announce the commencement of our latest project for Summer 2021: The West Suffolk Prehistoric Landscape Project, on a journey to discover more of Britain during the Bronze Age. Delving into Britain’s Bronze Age, often deemed the ‘great period of change’, we are working to provide further evidence and research into discovering…
