Trench 14 finds have been inspected, sorted, dated and recorded. I have decided to do an update based on my thoughts as a digger who has spent a lot of time in the trench and looking at the finds. This is what UI think so far. Feel free to comment, disagree or whatever.

On Saturday May 1st, Julie Edwards, Cheshire Archaeology, visited Caer Alyn to have a look at the finds from trench 14 and to help the volunteers identify the finds. The visit was a great success from our point of view and is documented in the attachment.

On Saturday we completed the interim alalysis and recording of all the finds from trench 14. The attached document shows what trench 14 looks like, who the "finds" team are, gives some statistics and also shows some photographs of some of the special finds.

Post Excavation Work is in progress

Decorated boulder discovered last November (2008) confirmed as "Rock Art".

The last month has seen activity in trench 14 and the new enclosure area, with no further work on BOB yet. The attachment gives a brief summary of the activities and the photograph of Phil and his badge, found in the enclosure is an omen!

No work on the BOB trench these lkast two weeks so here is a brief account of the activities in trench 14.Click here to download fileDig Diary 011108 trench 14.pdf

TRENCH 14 Caer Alyn Archaeological and Heritage Project Archaeological Excavations at Tumulus Field, Caer Alyn, Gresford, Wrexham.

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