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End of week one – and to say we all woke up today with a face for radio (the morning after the night before!) is an understatement.
Cool Beans Venturer Reena Pastakia lives in London but grew up in Peterborough at a time when Flag Fen was constantly in the local news.
Digital Venturer Pippa Gardener tells us why Flag Fen means so much to her…
It’s a common misconception that the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain. In fact that’s a lie. The rain in Spain falls mainly in England. Thanks a million Amigos!
This week’s digital Venturer knows a thing or two about digging – and not just down the allotment either…
This week’s Venturer is archaeology enthusiast and all-round polymath Joan Sutherland who will be joining us at Flag Fen thanks to a present from her daughter Jennie.
If this isn’t the most enthusiastic radio presenter the wrong side of breakfast, we’ll eat our hard hats!
Click play below to listen to the interview with Lisa on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire recorded on 24 April 2012.
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Quote of the week… Every now and then we come across something that stops us in our tracks. This week we watched The History Boys – Alan Bennett’s play about a group of ‘A’…
On Tuesday 10th April, 10pm, Francis Pryor will feature on Radio 3’s Nightwaves programme, for an in-depth discussion about the Flag Fen landscape and life in the Bronze Age.
It’s been another busy week here at Flag Fen towers – we’re still fundraising like crazy, and continuing to pick up some well appreciated publicity for our dig this summer.
“We are all really looking forward to joining the team at Flag Fen and getting involved with some exciting archaeology.
Remember our launch night promise to give away a dig for a day? Matt Law, the original winner kindly asked that we give his prize to someone who, unlike him, was not actively involved…
The trolls have headed home (or at least headed back under the bridge!), we’re steadily moving towards our target (nearly 40% funded!) and another week brings another round of positive write-ups from our friends…
Here at DigVentures we’ve been really fortunate to get some great support from our social media buddies, many of whom have thrown their weight behind the Flag Fen Lives campaign. Over at Digital Digging,…
Welcome to the Site Hut (otherwise known as the DigVentures Blog!) It’s not just for news or stories from our digs – our team of archaeologists dig up all the latest news from around…
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