This nice George II halfpenny turned up at the Stalbridge excavation yesterday along with a spur buckle of the 17th or 18th century, with 'W' marked on it. It is always useful to have a detectorist on site to go over the spoil heap!
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Shale we dance?
You may remember the shale bangle from a previous post. The lower piece has been sitting in a damp bag since March and was finally recognise...
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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 ... -
Yesterday some of the group were back in Nether Compton investigating a curious flat surface in a gentleman's back garden. It gave us th...
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Two worked stones that could be the top corners of a doorway. The drain turns at a right angle and heads south. Capping stones ...
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