Tuesday, July 20, 2010

River Archaeology - Archaeologist & Historian James Balme


The majority of archaeology projects and excavations take place on dry land revealing information about our past. Now join archaeologist & historian James Balme as he starts his investigation and research into river archaeology and his latest project to search the riverbed of the river Bollin in Cheshire as part of his ongoing investigations into the ancient activity in and around Warburton Village.
Already James has recovered a bronze Roman Bracelet and prehistoric flint tools from the layers of sediments that have built up in the river over the past 2000 - 3000 years proving that the river Bollin played a major part in ancient times.




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