Archaeology in Marlow’s aim is to investigate and discover 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 and across this site.
We continually develop and overhaul this website and from time to time you may finf incomplete information or empty pages during this work in progress.
AIM’s aim is to involve as many people as possible in practical archaeology and research and also to entertain them with talks on general and local subjects. Lists of our activities to date are shown on the pages covering projects and past events.
As can be seen, we have covered a very wide range and this has included:
- Training events at Happy Valley, Medmenham, Warren
Wood, Little Marlow and others - Fieldwork covering at least eight different locations
- Setting up, completing and publishing the ROMADAM project
- Visits to interesting sites, houses and museums
- Research into Marlow’s history, origins and layout
- Presentations to local and national groups
- Hosting many public talks
Similar work will continue in future years. Our most recent “Dig” was at Warren Wood – which is probably a medieval double enclosure of unknown usage, that’s set in a wooded landscape, with a seemingly vast array of archaeological lumps and bumps.
To get involved, why not join Archaeology in Marlow, you can download a membership form by clicking here.
This page is kindly sponsored by Burgers of Marlow
