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skfb.ly/or99t Ancient church admired by William of Malmesbury in the 12th century at St John the Baptist, Frome seen again after 900 years. Frome Selwood parish Colin Alsbury #medieval #Church #anglosaxon #Frome #Somerset #williamofmalmesbury

Enjoying the early morning scene at Bishop’ Waltham Palace before disappearing into the west tower basement for the rest of the day. #Medievalarchaeology #englishheritage #excavation #medievalbuilding

We’ve been finding all things 12th century at Bishop’s Waltham Palace. Last week a collapsed slate roof from the Norman antechamber (replaced in the 14th century) & today a wall and floor belonging to the same building. #englishheritage #bishopswalthammuseum #medievalarchaeology

Archaeology news at Bishop's Waltham Palace: inside the West Tower at basement level there is a cross wall - who knew? Speculation on its purpose? There is no door through it so two cellars with different entrances? English Heritage Context One Heritage & Archaeology Micheal S. Stones

Final day of digging at Bishop’s Waltham Palace. Rob removing collapsed slate roof of 12th century antechamber. Question is, what’s a dog skull doing underneath? #bishopswalthammuseum #englishheritage #medievalarchaeology

Our very own Cheryl Green featured in 'Myth: King Arthur. The greatest mysteries of history' documentary which has just aired on German TV. #kingarthur #Myth #glastonburyabbey zdf.de/dokumentation/…

We are very excited to be running a #community #excavation for Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme this summer at Crowcombe Court and we are looking for #volunteers to help look for a lost #medieval #manor. For more information and how to register, go to contextone.co.uk/crowcombe-cour…

A wonderful print of Crowcombe Court from 1792 and the scene of our #excavation for Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme If you fancy helping us go in search of the very first manor, then we'd love to hear from you! You can register here: bit.ly/3ySd4PU #medievalmonday #Archaeology

A rare photograph of #Crowcombe Court from around 1860 looking across the site of our forthcoming #archaeological #excavation for Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme Fancy helping us find the #medieval #manor? We'd love to hear from you if you do! You can register here: bit.ly/3ySd4PU

A #folly built in the 1770s on the hill above where we'll be excavating next week for Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme may have used remains from the #medieval #manor...but where's the rest? It's nearly time to find out and YOU can help! Register to #volunteer here: bit.ly/3ySd4PU

This time next week, we'll be getting ready to welcome #volunteers in search of a lost #medieval #manor for Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme. Want to be part of the team? Register here: bit.ly/3ySd4PU

And here we are! The official start of the #community #excavation for Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme at Crowcombe Court and our fine team of #volunteers for today. Let’s go find that #medieval #manor!

First day complete! In amongst the showers our team Crowcombe Court have found, emerging from the soil, intriguing walls and pathways- is this the #medievalmanor? More to come over the next few weeks! #loveheritage #communityarchaeology Context One Heritage & Archaeology @Quantockhills The National Lottery Heritage Fund

The 3rd day of our #exavation Crowcombe Court for Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme and a great day of digging. More occupation evidence including copious amounts of window glass and lead work, a 13th century Ham Green jug handle, a stone door jamb, and, of course, a brick-vaulted #victorian drain.

It’s family weekend at the Crowcombe Court excavation for Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme and here we are busy excavating a lovely #Victorian plate, and all before lunch!

Archaeologists have been trying to find a medieval manor at Crowcombe Court. Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme and Context One Heritage & Archaeology have been working with dozens of volunteers on the dig.

A spot of monitoring at the rather impressive Netley Abbey today. One of the last Cistercian abbeys to be built in England and a fine example of #monastic architecture.

DNHAS members can enjoy discounted tickets to The Dorchester Association Day School on Archaeology in Dorset: Recent Work on Saturday 1 June at the Dorford Centre (DT1 1RR). Ticket prices are £30 for members & £40 for non-members. Registration starts at 9:30am. More information👇

We are very pleased to announce that our Festival of Archaeology event for this year will showcase our recent community excavation in Weymouth for Dorset Council.