On the 20th of September 2010, Lydia (one of the students that attended this year’s Caer Alyn summer school) attended a scientific equipment familiarisation day At Daresbury Labs I-Tac department. The training was carried out by Alan Brown.

Welcome back to all the members of CAYA after the summer holidays! We have five new members to CAYA. They are: Bethany, Elspeth, Ione, Josh and Aled. During the September session we had a reminder about working in a trench and all the safety rules. Penny and Ryan were able to give lots of support to the members while working in Trench 14.

On behalf of the Caer Alyn Iron Age Settlement Project I would like to thank all at R.V.Miller LTD (thatching contractors) for their help and advice. In particular I would like the thank John and Bert or Martin, (see “A very long day “for explanation)

It was 9.15am when Peter rang Phil to tell him the hire wagon was late returning from the previous customer, but he was on his way.

The Caer Alyn Kiln (Open Day 2006) Alan Brown

This article publicising the funding received from Awards for All Wales appeared in the Wrexham Evening Leader on Friday 26th January 2007

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The Caer Alyn Archaeological and Heritage Project (CAAHP) is a community based educational project. The aim of the project is to provide training in archaeology and heritage studies for the North Wales community as a whole, but with an initial emphasis on North East Wales.