WASHE VISIT TO CAER ALYN
On Friday 5th March a group from WASHE visited the project. Phil Cox, Project Archaeologist, gave a group of 40 young people and their parents a tour of the site and explained the work of the project. The group had an opportunity to get some hands experience of excavating and Phil explained to the group how archaeology can help to tell the history of a place.
They also visited Widerness Farm, where Bill Devereux told them about the wildlfe that lived in the area. The group then visited the current excavations on site and the Iron Age settlement.
Phil also told them about CAYA, the project's youth archaeology group, and invited them to come along to a meeting to find out more about archaeology and the history in their own backyard.
The project will host another WASHE group on the 19th March.
They also visited Widerness Farm, where Bill Devereux told them about the wildlfe that lived in the area. The group then visited the current excavations on site and the Iron Age settlement.
Phil also told them about CAYA, the project's youth archaeology group, and invited them to come along to a meeting to find out more about archaeology and the history in their own backyard.
The project will host another WASHE group on the 19th March.
Posted by Phil Cox, Mar 12, 2010
