Tag Archives: The Landscape Research Centre
Bathroom Lost and Found at Hovingham Hall
Roman Bath House re-discovered at Hovingham, North Yorkshire more than 250 years after it was first uncovered. All too often archaeologists talk about ‘new’ discoveries, a curious concept in world where the focus of study is about the past. During February and … Continue reading
Death and Taxes in Anglo-Saxon Sherburn
Something strange is going on in Sherburn in the 7th century. Antiquarian observations during the nineteenth century and a crop-mark of a curious enclosure to the east of Sherburn is the subject of research into the archaeology of the village. … Continue reading
West Heslerton Anglo-Saxon Settlement Archive in Google Earth
The LRC has long been engaged in experiments in archaeological computing applications and the use of GIS systems for managing excavation data. The excavation of the Anglian or Early Anglo-Saxon Settlement at West Heslerton produced a digital archive of over … Continue reading
Welcome to the Landscape Research Centre Blog
This blog space is designed to supplement our primary web-site with up-to-date information on work in progress at The Landscape Research Centre (www.landscaperesearchcentre.org) This blog supplements the LRC website and provide links to some of the experimental research we are … Continue reading
