In our collections Bodiam Castle NT is this #Neolithic stone axe, discovered in the 1930s by Reg B. Levett 'by the Hopper huts at the top of the "30 Rows"'. Find out more with the #conservation team from 22-26 July: nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/sussex/b… #Bodiam100 @southeastnt ArchaeologyUK

Festival of Archaeology at Knole | Mon 22 Jul | 11am-3pm Free activities, normal admission applies. Activities aimed at children 5-11, but all ages welcome. bit.ly/3QS5lJd @southeastnt National Trust Archaeology #sevenoaksfamilies #FestivalofArchaeology ©NTI/Paul Harris / ©NT

Hello Nat here - looking forward to questions for #AskAnArchaeologistDay! I’m at ⁦Scotney Castle⁩ today and have to ask - ‘Is this the most picturesque archaeological site?’ What are some of your favourites? ⁦#AskAnArchaeologist Day⁩ ⁦ArchaeologyUK⁩

I have many favourites Lawrence Shaw but following Sadie Watson’s Tower Bridge view, here’s one from the Tower Beach during Open Foreshore weekend with Thames Discovery Programme in 2014 📷 by me #AskAnArchaeologist

LOVELY finds from Wimpole Estate!

Archive request! I've got a reference to (?medieval) ceramics excavated at #Bodiam which have been accessioned into the archaeology research collections at Southampton University - anyone able to find out what they are? Dominic Barker? Thanks in advance!

The River Rother flows to the south of Bodiam Castle NT & was an important highway during the #medieval period. Join our special evening tours on 4 & 14 August with Dr Al Oswald to learn more about the landscape around the castle. #Bodiam100 nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/sussex/b… National Trust South East

Our cover star for August is Bodiam Castle NT, in a late 18th century view by James Lambert, when the castle was owned by the Websters. Much of the medieval structure is ruined & there is a small house with a garden in the courtyard. nationaltrustcollections.org.uk/object/67575 #Bodiam100 National Trust South East

All go Bodiam Castle NT! #Bodiam100

Good morning from the iconic White Cliffs of Dover! Today, we’re joining 150 hikers to explore this breathtaking landscape, learn about its rich history, and celebrate the outdoors.

And just like that, the first season of excavation Bodiam Castle NT for #Bodiam100 is complete! 🧵 We’ve explored eight trenches to the north and south of the castle over three weeks, chatted with thousands of visitors and spent a very enjoyable time camping on site.

We’ve found 20th century hop gardens, 19th century land drainage, medieval lynchets, Roman / Iron Age routeways & buried prehistoric deposits. Artefacts have been few but highlights include fragments of Roman ceramics & a nail, IA pottery & even a possible sherd of Bronze Age pot

It’s been a wonderful opportunity to evaluate areas that haven’t been excavated before. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible #volunteers, students & colleagues from UCL Institute of Archaeology, staff from UCL Archaeology South-East & to the property team for making us so welcome on site. #Bodiam100

Once the assessment work is complete we’ll be sharing the evaluation report on National Trust Heritage Records Online and planning will begin soon for Season 2 of #Bodiam100! UCL Archaeology South-East UCL Institute of Archaeology Bodiam Castle NT National Trust South East National Trust Research National Trust

Hi trainline. Your website information doesn’t confirm that I can use a ticket booked for a strike day on a date before / after & I cannot change the booking on that date through your system so I am unclear how to avoid being stranded - please advise!

Today is sadly Martin Papworth’s final day working with the National Trust, and we would like to take this opportunity to showcase some of the amazing research and work he’s undertaken in his 38 years with us. (🧵)

I discovered these wonderful marks, daisy-wheels, one with concentric circles and a trefoil too, all at St Georges Church, Brede, grade 1 listed, C13th. For more reading on historic graffiti check out National Trust Archaeology National Trust South East article here 👇 nationaltrust.org.uk/our-cause/hist…

Fab to see all the scientific dating results from Thames Discovery Programme sites published in this new volume - thanks for sending Historic England!