Latest posts tagged with #OutInTheField on Bluesky
A man in a black tshirt with a green National Trust emblem is holding a bucket, kneeling in front of an iron stove which was used to heat a pineapple house
Big news from #OutintheField at the Walled Garden excavations at Stourhead! ⛏
The team, led by @nationaltrust.org.uk archaeologist Steve, have uncovered a 19th-century cast iron stove, sitting in its original spot - the cellar of the pine house. 🧵
We’re sharing another opportunity for you to get #OutintheField at three places in the care of the National Trust – Hindhead, Saltram and Quarry Bank.
We’ve partnered with the University of Exeter to create a free, immersive app, ‘HistoryScapes’. 🧵
A large apple tree with a wicker fence around it and a honey-coloured building with clay tiled roof behind. ©National Trust/Trevor Ray Hart
Archaeologists from the National Trust were recently #OutintheField at Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire, where they revealed everyday objects from the site of a house built for Isaac Newton’s mother, in a field next to the famous apple tree which inspired some of his great scientific advances. 🧵
If you fancy getting #OutintheField, why not pick up a copy of Landmarks and Legends by Jo Woolf, a beautifully illustrated book which reveals the secrets and stories of fifty icons of Britain’s landscape, including Cheddar Gorge, Avebury, Uffington White Horse and Sutton Hoo.
A group of people stood in a field being trained on using the HART condition monitoring app
A small group of people in a woodland setting undertaking surveys using an app on a tablet
A group of people stood in a woodland being trained on using the HART condition monitoring app
A group of people sat down in a meeting room with one person stood next to a tv screen giving some training
This month in the East of England, Angus and Alicia have been #OutintheField (and meeting room!) busy delivering training to new HART (Heritage and Archaeology Ranger Team) groups that will cover Felbrigg and properties across the Essex and Suffolk Countryside and Coast.
A large group of people standing in front of a moated castle
And just like that, Season 2 of #Bodiam100 is complete!
We’ve had an amazing 3 weeks on site with around 140 participants joining us
#OutInTheField.
We’d like to say a huge thank you to all our volunteers & to our property colleagues for making us so welcome at Bodiam. 🏺🧵
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*BREAKING NEWS*
A chance find #OutintheField of a tooth by 7 year old Arthur, at Lizard Point, has led to the discovery of potentially the most southerly Bronze Age burial site in Britain!
Click the link to learn more from NT archaeologist Jim! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Our archaeologists are no strangers to having their time #OutintheField documented for television, so if you are unable to visit one of our sites where an excavation or surveys are being undertaken, why not take an opportunity to catch up on some past episodes of #DiggingforBritain on BBC iPlayer! 🧵
In need of a little more #MondayMotivation? The archaeology team at Bodiam Castle are here to provide just that! ⛏️🏺🧘♀️
#ArchaeologyYoga #OutInTheField #Bodiam100
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Archaeologists excavating around the lower courses of a stone wall
During the Festival of Archaeology, National Trust Archaeologist Adrian Cox was #OutintheField undertaking an excavation at Greys Court in Oxfordshire, in partnership with volunteers from the South Oxfordshire Archaeology Group. 🧵
National Trust archaeology volunteers Ian (left) and David (centre) and Ranger George (right) investigating the remains of an 18th century cascade on the Oxburgh Estate - National Trust/Angus Wainwright
We have another update from East of England archaeologist Angus, who was #OutintheField on the Oxburgh Estate in Norfolk last week, and says:
“I was at Oxburgh with Dave and Ian two of the archaeological volunteers and George the Ranger, who've been investigating a ruined 18th century cascade." 🧵
A row of preserved human footprints in a sandy, muddy beach, with red flags marking their locations
As part of our theme #OutintheField, we’re sharing recent discoveries made by National Trust archaeologists and partners alongside current fieldwork.
Did you know that the Sefton Coast at Formby in Lancashire contains tantalising glimpses into the lives of our hunter-gather ancestors? 🧵
A large group of people cheering in a field with gazebos and trees in the background
Season 2 of #Bodiam100 at Bodiam Castle has officially begun! Yesterday was our induction day for our volunteers to get to know the site & we started digging today!
#OutInTheField #EastSussex #festivalofarchaeology 🏺
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