Sunday 18th July 2010
10.00am to noon |
Medieval Yarm Guided Walk |
Discover the medieval town and find out if there was ever a castle at Yarm.
This 2 hour guided walk will be led by Robin Daniels.
No pre-booking is necessary, please meet at Yarm Town Hall at 9.50am. |
| Monday 12th July - Friday 23rd July 2010 |
North Yorkshire Mesolithic Project
Bransdale
FULLY BOOKED |
A 2 week excavation and survey project.
The project will consist of shovel pitting and test pitting looking for Mesolithic flint scatters in order to try and identify settlement.
Project to be directed by Rachel Grahame |
| Monday 26th July - Friday 6th August 2010 |
North Yorkshire Mesolithic Project
Peat Moss
FULLY BOOKED |
A 2 week excavation and survey project.
The project will consist of shovel pitting and test pitting looking for Mesolithic flint scatters in order to try and identify settlement.
Project to be directed by Rachel Grahame
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| Saturday 7th August - Tuesday 10th August 2010 |
The Tall Ships Races 2010 - Hartlepool |
HARTLEPOOL will be centre stage when it hosts The Tall Ships Races 2010 in August.
Labelled England's biggest free event this year, organisers are pulling out all the stops to make sure it is a huge success and lives in people's memories for years to come.
Up to one million visitors are expected to attend the four-day jamboree.
The ships are expected to arrive in Hartlepool on Saturday 7 August after sailing from Kristiansand in Norway in the second and final race.
They will stay until Tuesday 10 August when they will bid a grand farewell in an impressive Parade of Sail.
For further information please visit The Official Tall Ships 2010 Website |
Sunday 22nd August 2010
1pm - 4pm |
August Thornaby Medieval Fair
A Step Back In Time |
Guided Walks to be led by Tees Archaeology at 1.30pm and 3.00pm to explain the medieval points of interest of the village of Thornaby.
The Church will be open and the Vicar will be there so that people can look around the church.
Refreshments are available.
Threads of time will be doing story telling & working leather & textiles.
The Museum service plan medieval craft activities and the Countryside Rangers plan to set up a pole laith for demonstrations and supervised participation.
Please meet near the St Peter ad Vincular church on Thornaby Village Green (down the side of the Odd Fellows Restaurant on Thornaby Road) between 1pm and 4pm
There is no parking for this event and anyone wishing to attend will need to use public transport or arrive on foot.
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Saturday 11th September 2010
12-4pm |
Hartlepool Heritage Open Day - Sir William Gray House |
Further details to follow |
Wednesday 15th September 2010
10.30 - 12.30 |
Stainton / Thornton Guided Walk |
Enjoy a gentle walk to discover the historic villages of Stainton and Thornton.
Archaeology experts will be on the walk to explain more about the communities that once lived in the ancient villages and point out the hidden history in the landscape.
The walk will include a visit to the churchyard of St. Peter and St. Paul.
The walk will be approximately 3 miles so please wear comfortable walking shoes, come prepared for all weathers and bring a drink and snack.
The walk will be led by Tees Archaeology and countryside staff from Middlesbrough Council.
Meet at Hemlington Lake Recreation Centre at 10.20 am |
| Monday 27th September - Friday 1st October 2010 |
Hart Village Building Recording Project |
Tees Archaeology are returning to the village of Hart, near Hartlepool to record the buildings of the 1930-50s around Hart including structures dating from WWII.
Robin Daniels will be directing the project and volunteers are required to help.
Volunteers will record and photograph structures. The working day will be 9am – 4pm.
Survey work only - no excavation.
Click here to download an application form. |
| Saturday 2nd October 2010 |
Hart Village Building Recording - OPEN DAY |
A chance to view the results of A building recording project in and around Hart and to find out more about the heritage of the village.
The event will be held in St Mary Magdalene Church, Hart.
From 12 – 4.00pm |
| Monday 4th October - Friday 8th October 2010 |
Eston Hills Project |
Tees Archaeology will be undertaking their third season of fieldwork at the Eston Hills.
Based at the Flatts Lane Visitors Centre this will involve identification of the varied archaeological sites that litter the hills with selected measured survey of features of interest.
The work involves walking over uneven and steep terrain.
There will be no excavation involved.
Project will be directed by Peter Rowe.
Volunteers are required, please
click here to download an application form.
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Monday 11th - Friday 15th October |
Stockton Town Centre Building Recording Project |
A one week survey recording the historic building of Stockton.
Robin Daniels will be leading this project and volunteers are required to assist.
No excavation work.
Click here to download an application form. |
Saturday 13th November 2010
10.00 am - 5.00pm |
Tees Archaeology Dayschool |
Maritime theme
Further details to follow |
