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AiM has recently completed its most important project yet - known as ROMADAM and sponsored by the Local Heritage Initiative - we have been recording Marlow's four major archaeological treasures and have published a book of our findings, available for £9.99 (incl postage). Contact John Laker for details.
The image in our header is the Pullingshill Wood WW1 Trenches that we surveyed as part of the ROMADAM project
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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Archaeological Investigations at Sutton Hoo
A report on the Talk The Archaeology of Sutton Hoo and the Treasures Found There Thursday 19th March This was a superbly presented and illustrated talk by Dr Angela Evans, retired head of the Anglo-Saxon Department of the British Museum. … Continue reading
History and Archaeology of Piggots Wood
Thursday 12th March – History Walk Pigotts Wood, North Dean, starting at 2pm a guided walk for 2 hours with John Morris to look at the archaeological features found in this interesting ancient beech wood. Please contact John on 01844 355503 … Continue reading
Field Trip to St Albans Abbey
Field Trip: St Alban’s Abbey led by Geoff Crockford and Nigel Hughes We’ll dowse the Abbey and also the grounds of Verulamium park. The park stands on the site of the Roman city of Verulamium, excavated by Sir Mortimer Wheeler … Continue reading
Bisham connection to Byzantium 330-1453 Exhibition
If anyone is interested in the history of Bisham Abbey and/or is thinking of going to the Byzantium 330-1453 exhibition; on at the Royal Academy of Arts, Piccadilly, until 22 March, you might be interested to know that the uncle … Continue reading