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Time Team to celebrate 30th birthday with new dig Time Team to celebrate 30th birthday with new dig - Vimarsana News

Time Team to celebrate 30th birthday with new dig Time Team to celebrate 30th birthday with new dig

The show will dig deep at an Iron Age complex near Corfe Castle, Dorset. The British archaeology programme, Time Team is heading into the field for another traditional three-day dig this weekend (15th to 17th September). The incredible site, brimming with archaeology, was put forward by Time Team’s own Dr Derek Pitman and Dr Lawrence Shaw. Working

Time Team begin Dorset archaeological dig for YouTube show - Vimarsana News

Time Team begin Dorset archaeological dig for YouTube show

The team of archaeologists, formerly of Channel 4, have come to Dorset for a dig which will be hosted on their new YouTube Channel

Time Team begin Dorset archaeological dig for YouTube show | Bridport and Lyme Regis News - Vimarsana News

Time Team begin Dorset archaeological dig for YouTube show | Bridport and Lyme Regis News

The team of archaeologists, formerly of Channel 4, have come to Dorset for a dig which will be hosted on their new YouTube Channel

Blue Plaque recognises Royal Gunpowder Mills' historic owner - Vimarsana News

Blue Plaque recognises Royal Gunpowder Mills' historic owner

One of Epping Forest's top visitor attractions has received recognition to mark the outstanding achievements of a historic owner who transformed it…

University of Reading: Award for project rescuing Roman history from riverbed - Vimarsana News

University of Reading: Award for project rescuing Roman history from riverbed

A research project revealing why Romans threw so many objects into rivers has won a national award.The ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’ project has published around 3,600 Roman objects found in the River Tees at Piercebridge, near Darlington, to investig