An archaeology weblog about experiences with the Windsor and Wraysbury Archaeological Group. Produced in association with www.newarchaeology.com
Archaeology is the peeping tom of the sciences.
Last time I was at the site, one hour's archaeological excavation produced:
2 potboiler stones
thumbnail sizes flake of flint
9 fragments of ceramics from 9 different ources. Mostly shell or grit tempered stuff. One thumbnail sized piece seems to have a light slip on one side and a dark residue (slip or burning) on the other.
posted by seedybee | 1:19 AM
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We could do with a digger or two to help on sundays in wraysbury during 2006. If you already have a little experience then please consider joining us opening a new trench which will reveal anglo-saxon treasures beyond your wildest imagininings (or some bits of broken pottery). email me for more info please.
posted by seedybee | 1:12 AM
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