SERIES 1: The Natural Setting and overview of recent finds
700 year old chestnut tree partly growing over the Roman and Iron Age ditch system.
Below the Roman nymphaeum pool are the remains of a late Iron Age or Early Roman circular water shrine which had evolved from a late Bronze Age or Earlier Iron Age pool modified from water features dating as far back as the Neolithic period.
Explore the website and find the earliest Neolithic type artefacts here https://littledeanhall.wordpress.com/neolithic-finds-gallery/
I’m lucky enough to live nearby and I’ve visited the site before on an open day last year. I’m taking a course in archaeology now. Is it possible that I can visit the site again at some point, just to take it all in, no digging of course! I have some fantastic photos of Old Jack, beautiful tree.
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Yes of course.
Contact me on donmacerwright@gmail.com and we’ll fix something up
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