The conference includes Kurt Hunter-Mann speaking about archaeology in Ravenglass and Muncaster Castle! As Zoom will be available, you can watch the conference in the comfort of your own home.
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Thursday, 3 March 2022
Thursday, 4 October 2018
Day 3 - Excavations at Muncaster Castle
The culvert set into a thick rubble layer
We made good progress today, despite
having to finish early due to the rain - at least the cafe was handy!
Trench 1 was extended to the east to confirm that there was a gravel
path heading towards the castle; presumably this was part of an earlier
garden design. At the other end of the trench, the rubble deposit west
of the culvert proved to be very thick.
The rubble-filled cut in Trench 2
In
Trench 2, the rubble layer was found to fill a large cut. The west edge
of the cut was found, but not the east. It seems that the rubble layers
in Trenches 1 and 2 fill the same, very large cut.Thursday, 20 September 2018
Day One - Excavations at Muncaster Castle, 2018
The excavation, with a fine view of Muncaster Castle
This year we are at Muncaster Castle, investigating the grounds just in case the Romans were here too. Kurt and Bryan are back again, plus it's great to see Rowan return!
Monday
After meeting up with the volunteers, we opened up two trenches: Trench 1 was laid out across a stone-lined culvert that had been located recently. Trench 2 was laid out to investigate an area of rubble nearby. We had managed to remove the topsoil in both trenches, despite occasional rainy spells.
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