Andy Ward Andy Ward

#LeesCourtEstate

The Lees Court Estate are running a number of Elm adaptation and timber trials across their 800 year old estate. Visitors from a number of interested parties were given a site tour of the Society's excavation by Keith Parfitt yesterday.

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Jacob Scott Jacob Scott

#FindsFriday: Lees Court finds

It was a rather wet #findsfriday today! Although this meant little chance of digging, it did mean the team were able to sort all of the washed and dried finds from this year's excavations.

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Andy Ward Andy Ward

#FindsFriday: Lees Court finds

It was a rather wet #findsfriday today! Although this meant little chance of digging, it did mean the team were able to sort all of the washed and dried finds from this year's excavations.

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Andy Ward Andy Ward

#LivesinOurLandscape: Interactive Touchscreen

The opening of the new Lives in Our Landscape Gallery at Maidstone Museums is not far away now, only five more days! If you have always wanted to know what archaeology has been found in Maidstone you'll be able to check out historic discoveries on the new interactive touch screen.

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Andy Ward Andy Ward

#LivesinOurLandscape: Interview with Lyn Palmer

The society is really excited about the opening of the new Lives in Our Landscape Gallery at Maidstone Museums, which opens its doors on Wednesday 5th June! Listen to yesterday's BBC Kent interview with the museum's programming manager Lyn Palmer for a behind the scenes examination of the gallery.

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Andy Ward Andy Ward

#LivesinOurLandscape

Only 7 days to go till the new #LiOL gallery opens to the public! Maidstone Museums through the support given by Maidstone Museums' Friends have added a flexi-step, making access to the new gallery more accessible.

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