In a special guest blog, Richard Osgood, Senior Archaeologist at Defence Infrastructure Organisation and co-founder of Operation Nightingale, reflects on the significance of the Bronze Age build project in the ongoing work of Operation Nightingale.

Bronze Age project co-ordinator Trevor Creighton reflects on our celebration of the (almost!) completion of the Bronze Age roundhouse! We were joined by Professor Alice Roberts and Drs Phil Harding, Stuart Prior and Rachel Pope to celebrate this fantastic project!

As we race to the finish line, Project coordinator Sue Webber reflects on how long it really takes to build a roundhouse.

Project Coordinator Trevor Creighton updates us with the latest progress on the Bronze Age house build , and reflects on the community that has been built along the way, as we race towards the finish line!

Project Coordinator Sue Webber gives the latest update on the Bronze Age roundhouse project as the volunteers get stuck in to the very satisfying job of daubing!

Archaeology co-ordinator Trevor gives an update on the Bronze Age build as we begin the major job of thatching our roundhouse! Thanks to Harvey Mills for the great photos of the start of the thatching!

This week we have a guest blog from Elaine Corner, Volunteering Project Manager at Step Together. It’s been great working with the team from Step Together and to have their support in making this project possible. Here, Elaine talks us through the background to Step Together and their involvement in the project.