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Denbighshire YAC branch join CAYA on an Archaeological Training Day 0 comments, 164 visits.

On Saturday 19th of April, The Denbighshire YAC branch joined CAYA for an archaeology training day. The members of both clubs had the opportunity to experience different archaeological techniques as described by Karen Gavin below. I would like to thank Fiona Gale and Samantha Williams for coming to Caer Alyn and to their YAC members who were able to attend.
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By Karen Morrell Posted on Apr 27, 2008

Visit to Moel Fenlli 0 comments, 147 visits.

First of all we must thank Fiona Gale and Samantha Williams for organising a fantastic visit to Moel Fenlli on March 16th. 2008. It was lovely to join their Denbighshire YAC branch to explore the Iron Age fort.
Thankfully it was a dry, clear day although cold. Our CAYA group, about eight of them with their... [more]

By Karen Morrell Posted on Apr 9, 2008

Visit to Moel fenlli on Sunday 16th. March 2008. 0 comments, 159 visits.

We are going to visit an Iron Age fort of Moel Fenlli on Sunday, 16th. March 2008 This visit is with the Denbighshire YAC branch run by Fiona Gale. Fiona is planning for us to walk up to the hill fort which is quite steep however there will be plenty of rests for the more ancient of us (like me!). Once on top we will be able to walk round the ramparts as well as doing a... [more]

By Karen Morrell Posted on Mar 9, 2008

Wilderness Cell Trench 0 comments, 741 visits.

November 2007 & January 2008
Saturday 24th November 2007
Last week, CAAHP had permission to excavate on the top Cell structure at Wilderness farm. The turf was removed from the overburden on the top of the cell roof and the... [more]

By David Forster Posted on Jan 21, 2008

Pat Reeson 0 comments, 316 visits.

Pat Reeson is chair of the Caer Alyn project and comes to us from the Baile an Or project at http://www.baileanor.org.
Pat Reeson has long enjoyed a fascination in landscape and its formation – complemented by an interest in geology and archaeology. This lead to an introduction to gold... [more]

By Patrick Reeson Posted on Jan 15, 2008


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