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The Finds Workshop Series by Sue Martin

This year Teffont Archaeology has run a series of finds workshops at Salisbury Museum. Each workshop fo...

This summer Chase and Chalke volunteers have enjoyed participating in two archaeological excavations ru...

Lexi Diggins undertook an NLHF Positive Action Placement at Teffont, focusing on worked stone. She is a...

It was late July when I found out I was accepted as an NLHF placement on TEF23, I remember the shock an...

The first blog of 2019 is brought to us by Ruby. She reminisces about her first Teffont experience in 2...

Ever wondered what the landowner thinks of the archaeological flurry that has arrived on his land most ...

This month Sophy tells us what she’s gained through participating in the Teffont project, including the...

July’s blog comes courtesy of Clare R, the project’s zooarchaeologist. She tells us about teaching stud...

It is possible to answer the question of ‘did you find anything?’ with a list of discovered ceramics, b...

Rob writes about his experience with the Teffont Archaeology project, which includes forgetting to turn...

In the summer of 2010 I spent two weeks sleeping in a tent, eating in a cow shed and showering in the w...

In 2012, after 20 years as a lawyer and watching a lot of Time Team, I decided when I retired to study ...

1971. An optimistic schoolboy is on his first dig with his local archaeological society, in one of the ...

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