Martin and Fay mattocking
We have finally straightened our sections (the sides of the trench) and have troweled down to the top of the layer that looks burnt and seems to have more pottery in it. Tomorrow is the start of the exciting phase of the dig, a little flutter of anticipation builds……
Recording the level and position of the worked flint and pottery
We have had lots of wildlife visitors on site, beetles, small bees, butterflies, biting horse flies and this very small moth, hiding from the wind.
Small moth
We had a lovely surprise this afternoon 🙂
Thank you for the afternoon tea provided by the Anchor Inn at the bottom of the hill
Archaeology National Trust SW 