The SharedPast team have all been working hard on the filming of the new Time Team episodes. It was lovely to catch up with old friends and meet all the new members of the team.
Watch out for the new shows on YouTube due to be released later this year.
For more information on Time Team and their plans, please check out their website here.
Time Team is back thanks to the support received from subscribers on Patreon, you can find out more on the Time Team Patron Channel.
Many thanks to all those that attended the launch of the film this morning along with YAC / CBA, we hope you all enjoyed it and that it’s already starting to make you think about how to explore your local landscapes.
The film can now be seen by anyone and is available on the Council for British Archaeology YouTube channel above.
If you haven’t already seen it, we hope you enjoy it!
The University of Chester have given more details of the ‘My Place in Time’ project. Stewart is an Honorary Visiting Professor in Landscape Archaeology at the university. To read their press release, please open this blog entry and click here.
We are now delighted to provide details of the official launch as part of the Festival of Archaeology. The event will take place on Saturday 24th July 2021 at 10:30am live on the CBA website. There will be a premiere of a short film that explains the project, followed by a live Q&A session. Details can be found by clicking the following link https://festival.archaeologyuk.org/events/my-place-time-live-film-premiere-q-and-1626098455
An article written by Stewart Ainsworth has been published in the Jul/Aug 2021 edition of British Archaeology (page 65) regarding our forthcoming My Place in Time project which is being run in collaboration with the Young Archaeologists Club (YAC) and Council for British Archaeology CBA.
SharedPast are pleased to announce a collaboration with YAC / CBA on a project called ‘My Place in Time’.
Further details will appear in due course, but for some initial details please see our projects page.
