Culver Project
Culver Project
Culver Project
Culver Project
Culver Project
Culver Project
Culver Project
The Culver Archaeological Project began in 2005 with the hope of identifying further archaeological sites within the landscape around Barcombe Villa.
The first season saw the identification of a Roman roadway to the south of the villa complex, which has become the focus of subsequent fieldwork.
Join the Culver Project today and discover archaeology first hand. Excavations and geophysical surveys are carried out throughout the year.
The Culver Archaeological Project
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A Previously Unknown Roman Road
The site of Barcombe Roman Villa lies in a field to the west of Culver Farm and has been extensively excavated and investigated in a long-running archaeological programme since 2001.
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Project Design for an Archaeological Survey and Evaluation at Bridge Farm
Project Design for an Archaeological Survey and Evaluation at Bridge Farm, Ringmer, East Sussex ...
An exciting new discovery & announcement of summer excavations 2013.
AN EXCITING NEW DISCOVERY & ANNOUNCEMENT OF SUMMER EXCAVATIONS 2013. CAP is pleased to announce a ...
Report on the Finds Excavated in 2007. Pond Field. By David H. Millum
Background The artefacts recorded in this report were excavated during 2007 at Pond Field, Culver Farm, ...
