West Country Archaeologists

For all those interested in the archaeology of South West Britain

This group is intended as an informal online forum for anybody with an interest in the archaeology of South West Britain.

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Timber Circles - Could they be buildings 4 Replies

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Harry Brown is now a member of West Country Archaeologists Sep 21, 2011
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CALL for PAPERS: Palaeoeconomy and Palaeoecology of South West Britain

I’m involved in organising a session for this year’s TAG in Bristol (17th-19th December) , and we’re looking for speakers.Palaeoeconomy and Palaeoecology of South West BritainOrganisers: Lee Broderick (Sheffield), Danielle de Carle (Sheffield), Matt Law (Cardiff), and Clare Randall (Bournemouth)Short AbstractThis session provides an opportunity for an overview of recent research in environmental archaeology carried out in south west Britain, as well as indicating the major changes in method and…See More
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We have a archaeological site in the State of Maine with the following characteristics:15' x 80'no window glassno floor boardspost in ground constructionwaddle and daub constructionsmoke hoodells with another long house with still undefined dimensionsTHE BUILDERS WERE FROM ST COLUMB MAJOR IN COUNTY CORNWALL......I WOULD LIKE TO COMPARE THIS STRUCTURE WITH KNOWN HOUSES OF A LIKE NATURE IN COUNTY CORNWALL....WOULD SOME ONE LIKE TO HELP ME OR POINT ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION?TX FRANKSee More
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Matthew Law

CALL for PAPERS: Palaeoeconomy and Palaeoecology of South West Britain

I’m involved in organising a session for this year’s TAG in Bristol (17th-19th December) , and we’re looking for speakers.



Palaeoeconomy and Palaeoecology of South West Britain



Organisers: Lee Broderick (Sheffield), Danielle de Carle (Sheffield), Matt Law (Cardiff), and Clare Randall (Bournemouth)

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Posted by Matthew Law on August 22, 2010 at 12:25pm

Frank White

LONGHOUSES

We have a archaeological site in the State of Maine with the following characteristics:

  • 15' x 80'
  • no window glass
  • no floor boards
  • post in ground construction
  • waddle and daub construction
  • smoke hood
  • ells with another long house with still undefined dimensions

THE BUILDERS WERE FROM ST COLUMB MAJOR IN COUNTY CORNWALL......

I WOULD LIKE TO COMPARE THIS…

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Posted by Frank White on March 14, 2010 at 7:45pm

Matthew Law

Survey of UK Professional Field Archaeologists

We thought it would be interesting to find out a little bit about the people who work as field archaeologists in the commercial sector in the UK. If you work, or have worked in the last six months, as part of the fieldwork team (perhaps as an excavator, supervisor or surveyor) on commercial archaeological projects in the UK, please take the time to answer our short survey. We estimate the survey should take less than five minutes to complete. The survey is completely anonymous, and you may… Continue

Posted by Matthew Law on December 7, 2008 at 3:22pm

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(Modern) Snails from Henlade, Somerset

http://matthewlaw.wordpress.com/2008/12/06/snails-from-henlade-somerset-u/

Posted by Matthew Law on December 6, 2008 at 7:55pm

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Welcome to WestArch!

Dear all,

Welcome to the West Country Archaeologists network. I'm hoping this will turn out to be a useful forum for people to discuss issues of mutual interest to everyone with an interest in the archaeology of the region, and also to make announcements, share information and generally get to know other people with similar interests!

Posted by Matthew Law on June 25, 2008 at 4:08pm

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