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Stratford sub Castle Village Website
Salisbury, Wiltshire UK
Old Sarum Landscapes Project
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There is an article about the Old Sarum Landscapes Project on this website. Click here to read it.
Wessex coarseware jugUnglazed; strap handle and thumbed base; conjoining sherds making up whole profile (305) Type 4 coarseware jars (later 12th to early 13th) were found in bank/terrace (306) Image: Kind permission of Alex Langlands June 2021 Salisbury Museum talk | ArchaeologistsDom Barker (L) & Kris Strutt from University of Southampton | Archaeologist Alex LanglandsJuly 2017 Alex Langlands with 12c (?) pitcher |
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Visitors from Salisbury MuseumJuly 2017, Adrian Green (R) Director of Salisbury Museum with Owain Hughes Outreach Learning Officer (Centre)and Alex Langlands | July 2017 - whetstoneJuly 2017 - Whetstone. Image Visit Wiltshire | horse pendantJuly 2017 pendant from a horse bridle |
July 2017 - a metal pinJuly 2017 - a metal pin. Image Visit Wiltshire | July 2017July 2017 animal bones | July 2018 Bronze coinJuly 2018 - bronze coin, possibly late-roman |
finds trayJuly 2017 - pottery finds after washing | July 2017 - pottery findJuly 2017. pottery find. Image Visit Wiltshire | July 2018 Roman coinJuly 2018 Roman coin found by Alix, one of the volunteers, using a metal detector |
July 2018July 2018 - Finds awaiting sorting and washing | WW2 debrisJuly 2017. WW2 debris. | Jim, local volunteerApril 2017 geophys |
July 2018July 2018 - volunteer Jim Platt (left) with Alex Langlands | Jim & Rosemary, local volunteersApril 2017 geophys | Rosemary, local volunteerJuly 2017 - using a mattock to remove upper layer where finds were not expected |
July 2018July 2018. Alex Langlands and student. | Alix, Local volunteerdetectorist checked over the spoil heaps in search of any metal | July 2018working through a mini-heatwave in a parched field |
July 2018 using GPSsetting up the grid boundaries | Twitter PostThe team updated Twitter on an almost daily basis with news of finds. | Tweet 10 July 2018Fast way to inform the team about the day's finds |
More findsJuly 2018 tweet |
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