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Happy Monday everyone! We have great egg-spectations for this week
Monthly Archives: July 2023
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Happy #FindsFriday everyone! Today we wanted to try something a bit different and discuss a find type rather than a specific find If we’re on site and come across a find that’s […]
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This week, for #ThrowbackThursday we are discussing the Iron Age, Roman, medieval and post-medieval remains at Heybridge Hall, Heybridge, Maldon. Back in 2007, we conducted an archaeological evaluation at Heybridge Hall, a […]
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ARCHAEOLOGY DAY On Saturday, we had our annual, free open day at the Roman Circus Visitor Centre. We were so excited to welcome over 300 visitors, to take part in our archaeological […]
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Try your hand at some creative archaeology-related activities Roman Circus Visitor Centre Saturday 22 July, 10am-3pm https://www.facebook.com/events/1159414184752686 WE HOPE TO SEE YOU TOMORROW! *Picture of Emma illustrating an exciting find*
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Learn about human bones from our Project Osteologist Roman Circus Visitor Centre Saturday 22 July, 10am-3pm https://www.facebook.com/events/1159414184752686 *Picture of Project Osteologist Meg giving a talk on human bones*
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Excavate some finds in our sand pit – what will you find?! Roman Circus Visitor Centre Saturday 22 July, 10am-3pm https://www.facebook.com/events/1159414184752686 *Picture of visitors digging up finds in the sandpit at […]
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Come along and listen to short talks from our archaeologists Roman Circus Visitor Centre Saturday 22 July, 10am-3pm https://www.facebook.com/events/1159414184752686 *Picture of a local school talk on archaeology*
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Check out the interesting finds from the former Bus Depot site on Queen Street Roman Circus Visitor Centre Saturday 22 July, 10am-3pm https://www.facebook.com/events/1159414184752686 *Picture from our open day at the Bus […]
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Following on from a previous #FindsFriday we’re going to be discussing the painted wall plaster found at the 2005 excavations at the Sixth Form College in Colchester. In one context alone a […]
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