Week 16 Update (part 1...) Two of our archaeologists on site take over this week, with 'a day in the life of...'
Week 20 Update In January, we gave tours to local residents to show them what we've been up to for the last five months.
Week 21 and Final Update Our archaeological investigations are now all wrapped up and we have finished on site.
Final Talk - February 2022 During February half term, OA gave a final presentation about the findings from Barracks Field at Weeley Parish Hall.
Update 6: A terrific lithic A surprising find raises questions about ideas of ancestry and history to the people living at Wintringham in the past.
Week 1 Update Our excavation has started in the north-west corner of the site, with supervised machine removal of the soil.
Weeks 2 and 3 Update Over the past two weeks, the team have been digging prehistoric pits and Roman ditches.
Introductory Talk - September 2021 Watch a recording of our introductory talk at Weeley Parish Hall earlier this month.
Weeks 4 and 5 Update The team are now supervising the mechanical removal of topsoil across the excavation area in Barrack Field.
Week 2 - The First Finds Week 2 saw the continuation of the site strip, the excavation of our first archaeological feature and the recovery of our first artefact.
Weeks 7 and 8 Update We have revealed the whole site and we're starting to investigate the remains of the Napoleonic camp.
Week 3 - Steady Progress Despite a rather wet start to the week, the team continue to make good progress on site.
Weeks 4 and 5 - It's all making sense. Despite the weather taking a turn for the cold and wet, progress on site has been fantastic.
Week 10 Update This week the team spent most of their time finding archaeology which we weren’t expecting to find!
Week 11 Update The team this week continue to unpick the complex remains relating to the Napoleonic barracks.
Week 16 Update (part 1...) Two of our archaeologists on site take over this week, with 'a day in the life of...'
Week 20 Update In January, we gave tours to local residents to show them what we've been up to for the last five months.
Week 21 and Final Update Our archaeological investigations are now all wrapped up and we have finished on site.
Final Talk - February 2022 During February half term, OA gave a final presentation about the findings from Barracks Field at Weeley Parish Hall.
Update 6: A terrific lithic A surprising find raises questions about ideas of ancestry and history to the people living at Wintringham in the past.
Week 1 Update Our excavation has started in the north-west corner of the site, with supervised machine removal of the soil.
Weeks 2 and 3 Update Over the past two weeks, the team have been digging prehistoric pits and Roman ditches.
Introductory Talk - September 2021 Watch a recording of our introductory talk at Weeley Parish Hall earlier this month.
Weeks 4 and 5 Update The team are now supervising the mechanical removal of topsoil across the excavation area in Barrack Field.
Week 2 - The First Finds Week 2 saw the continuation of the site strip, the excavation of our first archaeological feature and the recovery of our first artefact.
Weeks 7 and 8 Update We have revealed the whole site and we're starting to investigate the remains of the Napoleonic camp.
Week 3 - Steady Progress Despite a rather wet start to the week, the team continue to make good progress on site.
Weeks 4 and 5 - It's all making sense. Despite the weather taking a turn for the cold and wet, progress on site has been fantastic.
Week 10 Update This week the team spent most of their time finding archaeology which we weren’t expecting to find!
Week 11 Update The team this week continue to unpick the complex remains relating to the Napoleonic barracks.
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OA and Cambridge Archaeological Unit work together to refit Early Neolithic pottery from causewayed enclosure in Harlow
