The Weald Forest Ridge area is one of the best preserved mediaeval landscapes in Northern Europe. Find out about woodlands rich in hidden archaeological features, learn more about the landscape or get involved gathering information, you could even undertake a placement to learn about working in the archaeology, museums and heritage sector.....
The Historic Environment Awareness is an exciting venture which aims to explore the archaeological; landscape of the Weald Forest Ridge.
A LiDar (light detection and ranging) survey has mapped the area during 2009/10 as part of the Weald Forest Ridge Landscape Partnership Scheme's work and toolkits are now being developed to identify archaeological features in woodland on the ground and to 'proof' the features shown up by the aerial survey.
If you would like to know more about this fascinating project and maybe get in volved, follow this link for more detials of East Sussex County Council's Archaeology team.
ESAMP (East Sussex Archaeology and Museums Partnership) are running placements to help interested individuals access a career in the archaeology, museums and heritage sector. Click here for a link to the ESAMP site and find out more...
