Fieldwork

We Dig Wollaton Park

This listing expired on August 19, 2022. Please contact TrainingDig@yorkat.co.uk for any updated information.

Location: Nottingham, UK

Season: August 22, 2022 to September 23, 2022

Session Dates: 22 August - 26 August; 29 August - 2 September; 5 September - 9 September; 12 September - 16 September; 19 September - 23 September

Deadline Type: Rolling

Website: https://www.yorkarchaeology.co.uk/we-dig-wollaton-2022

Program Type:
Field School

RPA Certified:
No

Affiliation:
York Archaeology

Project Director:
Lorraine Worsley

Project Description:

We Dig is York Archaeology’s training excavation. Formerly also known as Archaeology Live!, the project has run from 2001 offering members of the public a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience of the internationally significant archaeology of York and Nottingham, investigating sites that feature deeply stratified, highly complex archaeological deposits.

We are going to be digging to the south east of where we were digging last year – we found some interesting artefacts last year, as well as geodes, coral and shells, so we are hoping to uncover more information about where they came from and when

Notes:
Cost*: One week - £300 Two weeks - £525 Longer courses can possibly be arranged - please contact us at TrainingDig@yorkat.co.uk Sessions: 22 August - 26 August 29 August - 2 September 5 September - 9 September 12 September - 16 September 19 September - 23 September *Please note, the cost does not include accommodation. That is the responsibility of each trainee.

Project Size: 1-24 participants

Room and Board Arrangements:
The cost does not include accommodation. That is the responsibility of each trainee - but Nottingham has a wide variety of accommodations available.

Contact Information:


Lorraine Worsley

47 Aldwark

York

YO1 7BX

TrainingDig@yorkat.co.uk

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