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​​​What we offer

Support for Local Groups

We offer a wide variety of support to local groups from fieldwork to project management advice, from writing up to training. Click above for more details.

 

Talks
Jon is happy to deliver illustrated talks about his work to a wide variety of audiences either by zoom or in person. If required he is able to bring his own projector and screen. For information about current fees please get in touch.
Schools and Young People

We also offer archaeological experiences for schools and youth groups at reasonable rates. In particular we offer the ability to fit what we deliver to each school's teaching ambitions importantly the agenda is yours - YOUR needs and YOUR ambitions. Click above for more details.

 

Access for All

Everyone should have the chance to learn about the past but many think it's only for an elite few with qualifications. We passionately believe that archaeology should be accessible for all. Click above for details.

Finding Finance

We are keen to help you and your group or school find the funds to support your archaeological ad(ventures). Often this means making a grant application or two which can seem quite daunting. We want to help! Please talk to us about how we can support you in finding the funds to finance your archaeological activities.

 

Courses

We deliver courses about archaeology to various groups. These are currently delivered through the WEA, but if you would like to run a course through your community group just drop me a line. Please click on the heading to see some of the courses we have run.  

 

 

You name it we can do it with archaeology! 
School Excavation

School Excavation

School excavation on the rubbish dump at a large house in the village.

4 Haver Lane

4 Haver Lane

York People First, inspired by excavations at Hungate a play was written about slum life in York in 1901.

Howden

Howden

Community Team recording buildings at Howden Minster.

Helmsley Castle Visit

Helmsley Castle Visit

Tuesday Time Team from Selby visiting the castle.

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