Presenting the Past
A range of volunteer activities will allow local communities to discover, learn, share and celebrate how their villages, settlements and historic landscape have been shaped by man. Topics include; early evidence of human activity, farming and settlement practices, use of natural resources and development of the industrial landscape.
“Interesting to learn more about the history of farming in the Isle, strip farming etc. Good venue, pleasant walk to look at Belton fields.”
“Very informative. Related well to architecture of the Isle.”
“Very informative and enjoyable. Very well presented and gave me incentive to go to similar workshops.”
“Good to catch up with previous field walkers from the past.”
“Great opportunity, really enjoyed it, as I want a career in archaeology.”
“Good to renew finds identification knowledge.”
Latest project information can be found on their website: https://www.heritagelincolnshire.org/take-part/presenting-the-past
Gallery
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- The site at Low Burnham for archaeological investigations
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- Volunteers undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
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- Volunteers undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
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- Volunteers undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
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- Volunteers undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
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- Volunteers undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
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- Volunteers undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
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- A volunteer undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
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- Volunteers undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
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- Volunteers undertaking archaeological activities on the ‘Presenting the Past’ big dig
