Today (30th July), the Trust conducted a watching brief at Mersea Mount or Mound (also ‘West Mersea barrow’ or ‘Grim’s Hoe’) on the excavation of a cable trench for the […]
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Today (28th July), SmallChangeBigGames Tweeted: Is this the Circus Maximus? Atmosphere is great here already at #hampdenpark #day5 #bringiton http://instagram.com/p/q_Q1zmA1HO/ ‘Small Change, Big Games’ is a project to explore images […]
Today (25th July), the Essex County Standard newspaper included an article about the Trust’s discoveries on a site at 97 High Street in Colchester. The discoveries were also published in […]
Today (23rd July), the Trust’s excavation team on our site at the Williams & Griffin store in the High Street at Colchester found further human remains in the Boudican destruction […]
It is rare to find the remains of the above-ground parts of Roman buildings in Colchester. Generally only the foundations of buildings survive and, even then, these more often than […]
Today (18th July) was local school pupil Guy’s last day of volunteering at Roman Circus House on his work experience placement. Guy is fourteen and he is a pupil at the Philip […]
Today (16th July), Trust director Philip made his weekly site visit to our current excavation at the Williams & Griffin store in the High Street at Colchester. Trust archaeologist Adam […]
The dramatic find just over a week ago of burnt human bone has turned out to be even more dramatic than first thought! Two bones were involved in the drama, […]
Yesterday (12th July) was the first day of the annual British Festival of Archaeology. The Festival of Archaeology 2014 lasts for two weeks (12th-27th July) and it is co-ordinated by […]
Today (12th July), the Colchester Young Archaeologists’ Club (YAC) met for their annual excavation session at Marks Hall near Coggeshall in Essex, with volunteers of the Colchester Archaeological Group (CAG). […]
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