Derbyshire Archaeology Day Online

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Derbyshire Archaeology Day goes virtual for 2021!

Register now here:
Friday 5 February 2021 1pm to 4pm
Saturday 6 February 2021 10am to 1pm

The line-up for each day is:

Friday 5 February2021
1pm to 4pm

Excavation at Staunton Lane End Cottage, Ticknall
Sue Brown (Ticknall Archaeological Research Group)

Sadler Bridge Studios, Bold Lane, Derby. Activity at the fringe of medieval Derby
Richard Gregory (Oxford Archaeology North)

Investigations at Dovecliff Weir, Egginton
Kris Krawiec (Trent and Peak Archaeology):

Repairing two Bronze Age barrows in the Peak District after a moorland fire
Guy Salkeld (MoD)

Navio Roman Fort – excavations at the vicus (a video tour)
Reuben Thorpe and Tom Parker (Archaeological Research Services)

Saturday 6 February 2021
10am to 1pm

Delving into stone mines on Cracken Edge
Elin Price

Insights into historic buildings in Derbyshire and the Peak District
Matt Hurford (Hurford Archaeology)

Excavations at Swarkestone Windmill
Helen Daniel (TVAS North Midlands)

Monastic Granges of Derbyshire
Sue Woore

ACID
As we won’t be able to hand out ACID (Archaeology and Conservation in Derbyshire and the Peak District) as we normally do, you will be able to order a copy online. You can request your copy of ACID magazine here. A link will appear here as soon as the magazines are available. We can only post out a limited number so booking will be on a first come first served basis.

If you aren’t lucky enough to get a magazine posted to you, copies will be available from libraries throughout the area, as well as the Peak Park Visitor Centres, Chesterfield Museum and Chesterfield Visitor Information Centre, when we all open for business. An online copy of ACID is also available.