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LINKS Independent Archaeology in the Marches Snail mail only. Hyperactive field archaeology group, run by Tam Ward. You just can't stop them digging up Palaeolithic artefacts (which, as all professionals know, aren't found in Scotland). Coquetdale Community Archaeology Active group launched with NNPA support but now independent. The official website peters out after 2008 but the group have a page on Rothbury Village website. They can be contacted through David Jones. Friendly bottle collectors' group. The Birleys' post-modern approach to classicism means that there is something for everyone to enjoy - or decry - at this superb site. The hauntingly atmospheric shrine to the water nymphs is worth a visit on its own. West Cumberland Archaeology Working at St Mary's Abbey, Holm Cultram. No website, on Facebook, contact Pat Bull
A mention in Wendy Bond's Greenhead News column Cumberland News 17 September 2010 "Unearthing the History of North Cumbria's farms" Apologies for this, it's mostly wrong or garbled or both. I suppose I must be partly to blame for failing to hand out a press release for ever-so-busy "Thom" Kennedy to copy out. So much for journalism. Thanks, though to Cumberland News for juxtaposing the article with Tullie House's dolly-bird PR lady seeking loadsamoney for an unprovenanced and frankly rather silly Roman helmet. What is "economic tourism" anyway - and do we want them here?
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