This is not the end, and watch the video!
Our HLF funded project on Ancient Landscapes of the Bradford Hundred was set to run for the whole of 2013. We’re at the end of the year, the project has been a great success, and we have some spectacular images of the 12 square km we have surveyed.
But this is not the end! We are planning further activities for 2014, so keep checking the blog.
In the meantime, view the project overview, map and photos on HistoryPin. (Clicking the photos on HistoryPin gives you a larger version of the image and a good explanation of what you’re looking at!)
Watch our video:
Maps in this video are kindly provided by Wiltshire & Swindon Archives, and Ordnance Survey © Crown copyright and database rights 2013 Ordnance Survey 917065
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Ancient Landscapes of the Bradford Hundred
Our second Community Dig of 2014 begins Monday 11th August, and we will update the Ancient Landscapes pages during the dig.
Read our Community Dig blog from Spring 2014.
Ancient Landscapes of the Bradford Hundred started as a Heritage Lottery funded Museum project in 2013, using ground-breaking LIDAR technology to survey an area of 12 square km stretching from the town towards Winsley and Monkton Farleigh.
Read more about the 2013 project in the blog, or in our publication A Land Through Time.
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Lidar exhibition moves to Chippenham
Museum Booklet: A Land Through Time
This is not the end, and watch the video!
