Visiting Morl y Uchaf ring cairn and the Gop burial caves and the amazing Gop mound the third biggest prehistoric mound in Britain

Great selection of #PostMedieval artifacts Hartleys Jam from Pendle Lancashire, Dutch Gin and a lot of late 19th and early 20th century Schofields of Liverpool near Everton pop bottles pic.x.com/DnXM07rczI

A simple paint job can save birds from wind turbines A small study in Norway showed that painting one blade of a wind turbine black reduced bird mortality by over 70%.anthropocenemagazine.org/2020/09/a-simp… via @AnthropoceneMag

This is fine ☹️ #archaeology

Some the amazing #medieval and #postmedieval finds coming from one of our sites. These Medieval floor tiles likely came from a monastic site a few miles away which was demolished after the devolution of the monasteries in the 1500's

Beautiful spot for a building recording

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An Anglesey Antiquarian Society spring lecture serise talk An introduction and update about the rare discovery of an Early Neolithic Settlement at Llanfaethlu Ynys Mon. Focusing on the NEW information from the post excavation stage

Evidence of an ancient communication system discovered engraved into a lid of a drinking vessel.

Please have a look at our recent talk to #TheRAI about the amazing Neolithic settlement at Llanfaethlu, link to their YouTube site on their site

Interesting find possibly 18th century decorated fire place lintel

Beautiful use of slate in a recent farm building recording #slate #archaeology #NorthWales

Local news report about one of our recent important sites in Beaumaris North Wales

#FindsFriday 18th century Bone knife handle and button a forgotten resource from the past

Great to see the results from our Llanfaethlu excavations making it to larger publications. The site dating from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age, is the largest known Neolithic settlement in Wales. It also has 59 Grooved Ware vessels recovered one of the largest in Wales.

Check out the results of our excavations at Beaumaris Yns Mon in the latest edition of #Currentarchaeololgy We will also be giving a talk about the excavtions,see our events section on Facebook for more details. the-past.com/feature/if-wal…

It was great to see our article about the discovery of a remaining section of the Beaumaris Medieval town wall and defensive ditch in the new edition of the Transactions of the Anglesey Antiquarians

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Please can you vote for our Archaeology Project uncovering Beaumaris medieval town walls the-past.com/feature/if-wal… archaeology.co.uk/vote

A Beautiful lead trading token found between two layers of a cobbled yard or barn floor. 17th to 19th century although no other examples have been found YET🤔 #postmedieval #tradetokens