About
Archaeology in Marlow was formed in 2003 to discover and investigate the archaeology and pre-history of Marlow Town and its surrounding parishes.
Everyone is welcome to join and members enjoy research, fieldwork, training courses, talks and visits. Information about all of these activities can be found in our regular Newsletter.
AiM’s objective is to involve as many people as possible in practical archaeology and research and also entertain them with talks about general and local subjects. The complete lists of the work to date are detailed on the pages about activities and talks.
As can be seen, we have covered a very wide range and this has included:
- Training events at Happy Valley, Medmenham, Warren
Wood and others - Fieldwork at least seven different locations
- Setting up the ROMADAM project
- Visits to interesting houses and museums
- Research into Marlow’s history, origins and layout
- Presentations to local and national groups
- Hosting of many public talks
Similar work will continue in future years. The ROMADAM project is due for completion by October 2008 and there is still plenty of work to be done there.
This page is kindly sponsored by Burgers of Marlow
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