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Monyash and Elton Primary Schools visited us today and they’ve helped me write this blog by adding their thoughts on the day. Rowan said...

he sun was there to welcome us today, and Under Whitle Farm is a beautiful place to be on a sunny day – its not bad on a rainy day but on a

Well, what a day! Despite a series of setbacks yesterday and a very rainy morning, I think it all went swimmingly!

On Saturday 25th June, 2016, Peeling Back the Layers is having an Open Day and everyone is welcome!

The next major step is excavation, and although we are not lifting any turf until June 20th, now is the time when we have to think seriously

We didn’t just have schools visit the site during the survey, we also had group of enthusiastic children who are educated at home....

On Thursday 17th March,  11 pupils from Buxton Community School travelled to Under Whitle to take part in our survey. After arriving,...

Saturday saw the Young Archaeologist Club from Ilam visit Under Whitle for the second time. This time it was to get hands on with the...

We asked people involved in the project what it was they thought they were contributing to. The idea was to then put the responses together

Well, we are having a great time here on the survey. Already it is Day 3! Where has the time gone? Volunteers enjoying a well-earned...

Today’s the day fieldwork starts for Peeling Back the Layers and we can’t wait!

We received the data from the LiDAR survey last week, courtesy of the Environment Agency. But, of course, receiving the data is only the beg

I just had to tell all you volunteers taking part in Peeling Back the Layers (and any other interested parties) about a new post on the...

Derbyshire Archaeology Day takes place in the Pomegranate Theatre in Chesterfield on Saturday 9th January. Members of our very own TFIG...

Huzzah! We have been successful in securing funding for our project, ‘Peeling Back the Layers – A Community Archaeology Project at Under...