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Saveock Water Archaeology Archaeology field school at the world famous excavation in cornwall. Featured in National Geographic TV documentary and the world media.

Saveock Water Archaeology is my multi-period excavation in Cornwall dating from the Mesolithic to 17th century pagan witchcraft pits. I direct the excavations but my main field is Experimental Archaeology which I have written academic papers on and lectured throughout Europe on. I was privileged to be commissioned to make a copy of' Otz'i The Ice Man's grass cloak and shoes for the museum where he is exhibited in northern Italy. I also made a copy of the Orkney Hood the oldest garment excavated in Britain for the Orkney council. I also do a lot of TV work demonstrating ancient cooking techniques a subject that I have a full international academic paper published on and have written two books on ancient cooking 'Prehistoric Cooking' and 'Tasting the Past'
So Saveock is not just a dig you can join in and learn how to excavate at it is also a Bronze Age life research establishment you can join in with if you want to.

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Saveock Mill Greenbottom
Truro
TR48QQ

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+441872560351

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