Archaeology in Marlow

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

Upcoming Events

'New Research on Rural Roman Settlement in Southern Britain' (Talks)
- 19 Feb 2015 - 20:00
Committee meeting (Committee Meetings)
- 4 Mar 2015 - 19:30
'Discovering Dorchester on Thames: the history and archaeology of a Thames-side Romano-British town' (Talks)
- 26 Mar 2015 - 20:00
Committee Meeting (Committee Meetings)
- 8 Apr 2015 - 19:30
'Roman Brooches' (Talks)
- 30 Apr 2015 - 20:00

Current Projects

Where is the Roman Road in Marlow?
Historic Towns Project
Warren Wood

Previous Projects

Happy Valley
ROMADAM

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Colleagues

Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society
CBA South Midlands
Council for British Archaeology
Current Archaeology
I Love the Past
Maidenhead Civic Society
Marlow Archaeological Society
Marlow Society
South Oxfordshire Archaeological Group
Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society
Thames Valley Dowsers
Unlocking Buckinghamshire's Past

Other Resources

24 Hour Museum
Buckinghamshire's Historic Town Project
Dr Paul Tubb
Marlow Town Council
Out in Marlow
Portable Antiquities Scheme
Reading Lifelong Learning
TORC

Subjects

Anglo-Saxon archaeology Archaeology in Marlow Bisham Abbey Boarstall bricks Bronze Age Buckinghamshire castle Charities Christmas Quiz Civil War Court Garden House dowsing Excavation Forensic Science Happy Valley Higginson Park Industry Iron Age Knights Templar lacemaking Little Marlow Local History Maps Marlow Marlow Education Foundation Marlow Town Regatta and Festival Mediaeval Mesolithic Neolithic Newsletter Norman Oxfordshire papermaking Piggots Wood River Thames Roman Surveying Sutton Hoo Thames Valley Wallingford Warren Wood Widmere Chapel Woodland Archaeology