Friday 2 December 2022
End of Project Talk
Friday 28 October 2022
Monday 19 September 2022
Pub Dig
Monday 15 August 2022
Wednesday 3 August 2022
The End
After 4 seasons over 5 years we have come to the end of the excavation at Stalbridge Park. However, lots of work still needs to be done on putting together the findings of all our diggings. That will be posted here as it is produced.
Photos will be posted shortly.
Thursday 21 July 2022
Keeping you posted
Tuesday 12 July 2022
Wait for one house and then you get two!?
Well, it may be that we have an old house and a new house, made from the old one. It's all quite complicated, so we will leave all that to the final report, which will be summerised here a.s.a.p.
Meanwhile, here are some latest pictures of this seasons digging so far.
Thursday 30 June 2022
Born with a silver spoon...?
The new season started this month and we are looking at the northwest corner of the house.
We have had new members volunteering on site this season, one volunteer having had extensive experience working on sites in another county, but now living here. For other members this is their first excavation, but they have been cracking on and picking up the skills needed to become archaeologists.
Keep looking in to find out how we are doing.
Monday 16 May 2022
Season 2022
The new season is scheduled to start at Stalbridge on 15th June. We are marking out the new trench the week before.
It's been a long time getting to this point, but we hope to finish off the project with some more finds and questions answered to add to the previous seasons work on this important house once owned by 17th century scientist Robert Boyle, one of the founders of the Royal Society.
AGM 2024
The DDCAG AGM took place and we discussed the forthcoming sites that we will be working on this year. The DMV in East Dorset was presented ...
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Martin (left) and WDDAG WDDAG visited Martin Green's Down Farm this weekend, and what an experience it was! He took us through ...
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This is a little film about how to distinguish between natural flint and human made tools. If you have found anything that you may think ...
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Dorset Diggers Community Archaeology Group: Finding Flints : This is a little film about how to distinguish between natural flint and hum...