Photo diary for 31st March 2008
Tags: cellar, georgian, post-medieval, prescot street, site staff, south tenter street, victorian, work
Photo diary entry for 28th March and 31st March 2008.
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- Guy Hunt |
- 193 days ago
Field Officers Report for week ending 28th March 2008
Posted under: journal >> Reports Tags: basement, cellar, deposits, ditch, drain, horn, horn core, horn core pit, hornworking, layer, medieval, post-medieval, prescot street, roman, soak-away, south tenter street, spoil, victorian, walls, wellThis article is the report for the week ending 28th March 2008, written by Field Officer Chaz Morse.
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- Chaz Morse |
- 196 days ago
Photo diary for 25th March 2008
Tags: building materials, cellar, construction, context, cut, fill, foundations, georgian, horn core, photo diary, pit, post-medieval, prescot street, soak-away, south tenter street, website, well, work
Photo diary entry for 25th March 2008.
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- Guy Hunt |
- 199 days ago
Photos from 19th March 2008
Tags: cellar, foundations, georgian, post-medieval, prescot street, vaulting, victorian, work
Photos from the second days work at Prescot Street.
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- Lorna Richardson |
- 204 days ago
Why did people in the past live underground?
Posted under: learning >> FAQ Tags: archaeology and education, basement, building materials, cellar, construction, deposits, evidence, excavation, foundations, layer, stratigraphyAn article about why it seems like people lived underground in the past. The article explains that people didn’t live underground, but that modern ground levels are much higher than in the past.
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- Lorna Richardson |
- 234 days ago