Buried beneath the villages and towns which surround us, are material remains of our past. When fields are ploughed, the soil is turned over often bringing archaeological artefacts to the surface. The collection and mapping of these artefacts can give us valuable clues to what lies beneath.

This free training weekend, led by professional archaeologists, will introduce you to the methods and practices involved in archaeological fieldwalking.  It includes the opportunity to undertake practical fieldwork in the hunt for traces of the early Brecks.

Join us for either one or two days. More details about the location and arrangements for the event will be available closer to the time.

This workshop is free to attend as the Breaking New Ground Landscape Partnership Scheme is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund