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@Toby_Driver1 @findsorguk Aust goddess was definitely my first reaction!

Continuing the #winterwatchchallenge set by @DrRJWarren - the adorable polecat seen last night. It was that or the moggy! Never seen a polecat myself - I live in hope (that or a pine marten)

2/3 the West was the subject of episode 5 of #DiggingForBritain and here are some of the highlights of the #d4bdrawings from this one. Cheddar gorge Roman brooches and knife handles and some very bad site habits (practiced by everyone) featured #archaeology

3 of 3: the North. So much to chose to illustrate as part of #d4bdrawing in this episode of #DiggingForBritain . So here is a selection: Remember to join in on Tuesday next week…

2 of 3: on Wednesday it was the turn of the South on #DiggingForBritain and here are some highlights of illustration on #d4bdrawing - join in next week and have fun following the next three shows on this lovely series

1 of 3 - So a really fun week of drawings following the new series of #DiggingForBritain . Three more next week so why not join in ? Any scribble will do - just enjoy and tag it with #d4bdrawing so we can all see. In the meantime some highlights from Week 1. The East:

The @oatweet excavations in Hull shown on #DiggingforBritain last night showed some really delightful finds. This odd couple - a ‘pipe tamper’ and ‘trinket’ caught my eye. But hopefully doesn’t gain me a twitter ban! #D4Bdrawing #Archaeology @RareTelevision @theAliceRoberts

Attempt at a male burial (6th Century) in the style of Victor Ambrus. The remains were found at Barrow Clump on #salisburyplain in 2018. Shield boss oddly absent. The details will be published in the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Magazine. #archaeology

Made the most of a day on the Plain & gave one of my books a chance to meet its inspiration. The Archer at Amesbury. This archaeological find is a great example of place making & the importance of archaeology (Archer’s Way, Archer school). #ancestorsontour @theAliceRoberts

#inktober2021 22) OPEN. William Cunnington & daughter leave a now-open tumulus. He opened many such #salisburyplain barrows with finds now in @WiltshireMuseum or @SalisburyMuseum. He was told to ‘ride out or die’ by his doctor - the first case of Well-being through #archaeology ?