Tag Archives: coring
Coring, Volunteers and Wooler First School
Over the weekend the Bradford Kaims Wetland Heritage Research Project was in full swing coring at the site, plus local volunteers and Wooler First School helped out with some post-ex finds washing. We also have more volunteering opportunities, so read on … Continue reading
Winter Lecture Part 2: The Bradford Kaims
Kristian Pedersen of Edinburgh University has been working alongside the Bamburgh Research Project on the Bradford Kaims Wetland Heritage Research Project. In this video he provides local residents with an overview of the site and the work carried out during the … Continue reading
New Dates for Volunteering
We continue to conduct excavation and coring out at Hoppen Hall, near the Bradford Kaims. This work explores a prehistoric lake edge with archaeological features dated to at least 4500 BC. We welcome volunteers on this project. If you would … Continue reading
Bradford Kaims Update and Video Overview of the Project
Project Director, Graeme Young, brings us up to date on the work and the involvement of volunteers at our prehistoric wetland site out at the Bradford Kaims, west of Bamburgh Castle. Graeme’s Report In the last couple of visits to … Continue reading
Odds and Ends
A few odds and ends to start the week. The Bradford Kaims Wetland Heritage Research Project had a nice write up in The Journal. To take a look at the article click here. The BRP staff and volunteers were back out at the … Continue reading
Fieldwork Opportunity at the Kaims
Following on from our exciting and productive weekend the Bradford Kaims Wetland Heritage Research Project will be in back in the field on Wednesday 29th of February, Wednesday 7th March and Saturday 10th March. Based on the results from the coring … Continue reading
A Successful First Weekend for the Bradford Kaims Wetland Heritage Research Project
The first weekends work at the Bradford Kaims, for our new community project, was incredibly successful. Project Director, Graeme Young, discusses the weekends activities and some of the preliminary results. A bit of coring of a weekend. We were very fortunate to … Continue reading
