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Have you ever wondered what a ‘tenter’ hook looks like? Here’s some nice examples on an 18th century tenter frame located at Otterburn Mill, Northumberland; they feature in my book about lead cloth seals: diveintodurham.uk/publications.h…

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🎉Exciting news! 🎉 Durham Archaeology's Janet Montgomery and Jo Moore were involved in this project on the Offord Cluny burial, which has just been nominated for Research Project of the Year. Voting is open to all and we'd love to have your support! 👉 archaeology.co.uk/vote

We recently had a fantastic few days at The Archaeology of Waterways conference in Durham, with both fascinating talks on recent research as well as hands-on workshops and exciting walking tours. Make sure to keep a look out here and our website for similar planned activities!

Our next talk: 'Highlights of Roman County Durham: a 20-year Retrospective' (14th Dec) by David Mason reflects on recent discoveries which have improved our knowledge and understanding of Roman period settlement in the eastern hinterland of Hadrian's Wall aasdn.org.uk/lectures.htm

The last of AASDN's 2024 lectures today within the CBA North region. This afternoon, in Durham, David Mason looks back - Highlights of Roman County Durham: a 20 year retrospective - for the area and what has changed in his time in the area #Durham #Roman #Archaeology

Our incredibly rare 'Cuthbertine' pilgrim souvenir... Full Portable Antiquities & Treasure record: finds.org.uk/database/artef…

Today in CBA North at #Durham the first of our group member AASDN 2025 talks; Rob Young will be talking at 1430 at Elvet Riverside of AltogetherArch excavations at Gueswick Hills, Teesdale, work part funded by CBA Yorkshire #history #heritage #Archaeology #Community

Don't miss Durham’s Professor Chris Gerrard and researcher @johncastling on BBC's Digging for Britain, 8pm, BBC Two. Tune in for this fascinating glimpse into 17th-century #Britain. Read more 👉 brnw.ch/21wPZai Also available on BBC iPlayer. Durham Archaeology The Auckland Project

📺 Celebrate 'Digging for Britain' and #HeritageTreasures Day with us! Tonight at 8pm on BBC Two and iPlayer, uncover incredible discoveries from our summer dig at Auckland Palace, including treasures never seen before ✨ aucklandproject.org/news/digging-f… 🔗

Small finds from the River Wear, Durham - the haul from a single dive! Intrigued? More info: diveintodurham.uk Part of the RiverWearArchaeology project at Durham Archaeology

Only 15 tickets left for the 5th #DiscoverTheLondon event with Southend Museums Our annual event celebrating the amazing historic shipwreck of The London at the Beecroft Art Gallery 9th March 2025 eventbrite.co.uk/e/discover-the…

Campanologists of Twitter, how best should I refer to the top of this bell-the suspension bit with a hole-is it an argent, crown, headstock, canon or something entirely different? Asking for a friend ;) #archaeology #bell #history #campanology

Photogrammetry from ground level of St Mary's Brignall today. Thanks to Bob Abram. Martin Green AASDN CBA Yorkshire Stephen Brown David Petts Stephen Brown Beverley Ann Still Durham Archaeology @RAI

Day 2 St Mary's Brignall. We continued clearing vegetation and cleaned some headstones and Roman altars. A great team effort Martin Green Beverley Ann Still Stephen Stephen Brown David Petts AASDN CBA Yorkshire Archaeology SWAAG @RAI

A short YouTube video showcasing some of the incredible small finds I’ve recovered from the River Wear here in Durham…. youtu.be/6uofPpFZ4iE?si…

It’s not every day that you find a piece of Durham Cathedral in the river… youtu.be/_T2oAVFmwQI?si…

Watch the video to see how the Melsonby Hoard was discovered and how our Durham Archaeology team put the excavation into action! #MelsonbyHoard #IronAge #Archaeology Historic England | @BritishMuseum | Yorkshire Museum

An excellent joint guided walk on Sunday of Roman and Victoran structures with Redesdale Archaeology Group. Including Bremenium Roman Fort, Tombs, Catcleugh Reservoir, Byrness Church AASDN Stephen Brown Martin Green Stephen David Petts North Pennines National Landscape Archaeology SWAAG

Calling all Bede scholars: details for the Jarrow Lecture 2025 below! 👇 St Paul's Church, Jarrow, NE32 3DZ Friday 23 May, 7.30pm Free Entry