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Axholme: Place-Names in the Marsh

Join PhD student Kathryn Bullen as she explores ‘Axholme: Place -Names in the Marsh.’ A digital taster of Kathryn’s fully booked talk that we hope to reschedule this year. To learn more about Kathryn’s research visit her page – https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/english/people/kathryn.bullen To access a copy of the presentation click this link – https://sway.office.com/xE9x9ZxjTGzMbCxC?ref=email

Maws Mill in Epworth at Sunset

Windmill Recording

Presenting the Past 2020 short course. Places are free but limited so booking is essential. To book or find out further information, email [email protected], or call Heritage Lincolnshire on 01529 461499 and ask for one of their community archaeologists. Found out more about the Presenting the Past project at https://www.heritagelincolnshire.org/take-part/presenting-the-past

Barn recording in the Isle of Axholme with Presenting the Past team

Barn Recording

Presenting the Past 2020 short course. Places are free but limited so booking is essential. To book or find out further information, email [email protected], or call Heritage Lincolnshire on 01529 461499 and ask for one of their community archaeologists. Found out more about the Presenting the Past project at https://www.heritagelincolnshire.org/take-part/presenting-the-past Meet at the Haxey Memorial Hall car park.

2020 Courses with Presenting the Past

Farming on the Isle

Presenting the Past 2020 short course – come along and learn all about the history of farming of the Isle of Axholme. Places are free but limited so booking is essential. To book or find out further information, email [email protected], or call Heritage Lincolnshire on 01529 461499 and ask for one of their community archaeologists. Found out more…