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Volunteers needed – apply now! ¦ Mae angen gwirfoddolwyr

May 22, 2013by goldsmithleonora Leave a comment

Due to the success of our first year, recruitment is now in progress for our second year of the Access to Archaeology volunteer project.  If you or anyone you know […]

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May 15, 2013by charlottehalford Leave a comment

Blogging training.  Wish I was here!

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I’m doing social media training

May 15, 2013by Andy S Leave a comment

I am bieng taught how to use social media sites such as blogger and word press at the GGAT as a part of my work experiance here i’ve never really […]

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DIGGING FOR HISTORY!

May 8, 2013by ggat Leave a comment

The Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust, working with Swansea University and the City and County of Swansea, is running a community excavation at the Hafod Copperworks, Swansea. We will be uncovering the […]

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Cwm Nash Geophysical Survey – Day 3

March 6, 2013by ggat Leave a comment

Day 3 of the Cwm Nash Survey saw plenty of resistivity and magnetometer survey undertaken. Only a few part-grids remaining for tomorrow. Once again we would like to thank the […]

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Cwm Nash Geophysical Survey – Day 2

March 6, 2013by ggat Leave a comment

A beautifully sunny day at the GGAT Cwm Nash Survey. The site was very busy today with our fantastic and hard working volunteers! We also had lots of visits from […]

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Work Experience: Archaeology

March 5, 2013by ggat Leave a comment

During the past two days I have been working and mostly learning the ‘in’ and ‘out’ of the archaeological trade. Coming into year ten in Olchfa Comprehensive I had come […]

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