Comparing results, Electromagnetic and GPR surveying, metal-detecting and an army of lunchtime bullies at Wollaton Hall! #squirrel #archaeology #WeDig #lastday #survey #funinthesun

It’s #AskAnArchaeologist day! If you have any questions to ask our team about the… glamorous world of archaeology, now’s the time! #AskAnArchaeologist Day #archaeology

The results we get from the geophysical survey we did last week at Wollaton Hall with Magnitude Surveys will help us decide where we should dig this year on #WeDig Wollaton Park training excavation! We still have spaces left, don't forget to books yours! tparchaeology.co.uk/new-events/we-…

Could we have found the orangery?! The Magnitude Surveys data also revealed other garden features! We may have to dig two trenches... Places still available for @WeDig Wollaton Park, starting 9th Aug! Book now - tparchaeology.co.uk/new-events/we-…

Our confirmed weekly schedule for #WeDig Wollaton Park! New for this year is our Archaeobotany session taking place on Thursdays with our resident archaeobotanist Stacey Adams! Last minute bookings are being taken! See you at Wollaton Hall for some #archaeology #training

We have the beginnings of an excavation at Wollaton park! #WeDig2021 #Archaeology #Training #WeDig

Test pits were started today over the remains of possible 17th century paths at Wollaton Hall with a bit of photography training and animal bone identification thrown into the mix! #WeDig #archaeology #training #digging

GPS and dumpy level training Wollaton Hall, old school versus new(ish) tech! Anyone out there still using a dumpy? #archaeology #training #WeDig #WeDig2021 #oldschool #ThrowbackThursday

Final day of week one at Wollaton Hall and we think we've revealed the bedding layers associated with earlier formal garden paths, a good cliffhanger to end the week on! #WeDig #archaeology #training

A new week, with new trainees at Wollaton Hall ! Already we have cemented Keira's love for archaeology and 'borrowed' Emma and Dave who usually volunteer with University of Leicester Archaeological Services! Sorry guys! #wedig #archaeology #training #digging #sorrynotsorry

Produced by a sibling of one of our trainees from last week, sums up our collective experience so far at Wollaton Hall! Happy Wednesday! #archaeology #wedig #digging #training #wednesdaymotivation #HumpDayHappiness

Calling all #geologists! Any thoughts? #geology #geologist #WeDig #archaeology #Training

Posh Lunch Thursday got posher with moules mariniere, and trainees in fine headgear! #WeDig #archaeology #training #thursdayvibes #feast #hats

Parking was... interesting this morning at Wollaton Hall! We are hosting an Open Day in our on site marquee to showcase our findings on We Dig...Wollaton Park this Saturday 28th Aug 10am-4pm, hopefully the parking will be easier! #archaeology #openday #WeDig #lastweek

The face you pull when you accidently collapse a section, and the joy of back filling by hand, most of you will know the backfill dance! Don't forget to come down for our open day on Saturday at Wollaton Hall! #openday #archaeology #wedig #Shame

Mixed few days with digging, recording, finds washing and archaeobotany at Wollaton Hall! Also Sophia's nails lasted the week 🤯 see you tomorrow at the Open Day!! #WeDig #archaeology #training #openday #lastday

Amazing Open Day at Wollaton Hall, we had over 150 visitors to our marquee and dig site, including some of this year's trainees! A massive thank you to those who came to help! A great end to a great dig! #OpenDay #training #WeDig #archaeology #volunteering #ThankYou

Orangery wall! #wedig #archaeology #lastday #actuallastday #Training

And it's gone! Thanks to all the trainees and outreach volunteers who joined us at Wollaton Hall for #WeDig Wollaton Park this year, an amazing dig with lots of interesting finds... and characters! Take care and see you all again! #archaeology #training #endofsummer Archaeology Nottingham

We have a new name! The commercial archaeology and heritage branches of York Archaeological Trust (including Trent & Peak Archaeology) are now trading under the name York Archaeology - follow York Archaeology for updates from now on.