The archaeologists from Durham University have arrived and begun work in Anston Stones!
This is a follow up to previous years and will be accompanied by a talk and photo display in Anston Parish Hall. This is another reminder if we needed one of the significance of the Stones and how lucky we are to have it on our door step.
The Stones and Creswell Crags are remnants from the days when Hyenas, Lions, Hippos and Rhinos roamed our lands!
Anston Parish Councillor Chris Sadler commented:
“Archaeologists from Durham University are digging in Anston Stones from Monday 4 July to Friday 15 July. They can be located by following the top path from Anston Parish Hall car park through the Stones, all visitors including groups will be very welcome.
There will be a presentation given by Professor Mark White of Durham University Wednesday 13 July in Anston Parish Hall at 7pm. Everyone welcome, please come along and join us.
We are very lucky to have such wonderful amenity SSSI sites on our door step with the rare Magnesium Limestone 260,000 years old found in very few sites in the UK. Please make the most of this occasion of the visiting archaeologists and the opportunity to learn more about this Ice Age site and animals. See you there!”
SSSI means Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a government designation for important natural landscapes and habitat in the UK.
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Today we have received permission from Macmillan Nurses to make a collection for their valuable work at this free event Wednesday 13 July at 7pm. Please come along and give your support to this worthwhile cause.
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