A random selection of shots from today’s activities on site. As usual, click on any image for a larger version.
Photographs by Jo Bourne, Paul Durdin and Sigurd Towrie.… Read more
Day Twenty-Two
It’s a . . . drain – but an incredibly big one!
So here we are again. And the world waits with bated breath for news of yesterday’s… Read more
A small selection of photographs from across the site today. Pictures by Jo Bourne and Sigurd Towrie.
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Just as work for the day came to an end, an exciting discovery was made in the “Central Midden Area”, between Structures Eight and Twelve, and at the intersection of… Read more
Day Twenty-One
‘It’s just another manic Monday…’
Being a Monday, today is suitably manic. A large number of new recruits arrived on site this morning bright, eager, and in some… Read more
The half-way mark was reached yesterday – just four weeks left of the 2019 excavation season. Pictures by Jo Bourne and Sigurd Towrie.
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Arrowhead fragment (📷 Ole Thoenies)The Early Bronze Age barbed-and-tanged arrowhead found in the outer passage of Structure Ten in July 2017. (📷 ORCA) On July 9, 2019, the tip of… Read more
Some images of the suspected standing stone outside the entrance to Structure Twelve.
The stone is buried deep within what we originally thought was a passage between Structures Twelve… Read more
Day TwentyStructure Twenty-Seven looking resplendent from the air. Click the image for a larger version. (📷 Scott Pike)A surprise in Jim’s ‘corner of loveliness’Today marks the half-way point of the… Read more
Day NineteenThe centre of attention today – Structure Twelve and its standing stone. (📷 Jo Bourne)A standing stone outside Structure Twelve?Concentration in Trench J. Peter, Paul, Travis, Ray and Therese.… Read more
Most of the artefacts you see on the pages of the daily diary are fresh from 5,000 years in the soil and, clearly, don’t look their best.Here is a batch… Read more
Day Eighteen
Thunder, lightning and no excavation!
What can we say of today, except…ugh!
To be fair it is not just today to blame; Tuesday night as well as this… Read more