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Volunteer opportunities here for budding archaeologists. Have a look.Are you a budding archaeologist, just waiting for the chance to get hands on with the past? Have you ever wanted to try your hand at archaeological excavation, geophysics, buildings recording, or finds retrieval? Do you own the boxed set of Indiana Jones movies?
If the answer to any of the above is 'yes' then we'd love to hear from you.
Over the next two years the Paston Footprints Project will be carrying out detailed archaeological investigations at a number of sites associated with the Paston family, including the beautiful Oxnead Hall. The aim of the investigations is to increase our understanding of the now lost houses of the Pastons, and help build up a picture of what these once great houses actually looked like. As volunteers on the project you'll be working alongside professional archaeologists, archivists, and historians, many of whom are the leading experts in their field. There will also be dozens of opportunities for training and increasing your skills and understanding of archaeology, and the life and times of the Pastons.
We are looking for a number of volunteers to help us take this project forward. No experience is necessary, and you need not commit to being involved throughout the duration of the project. All that is required is enthusiasm, a sense of adventure, and an enquiring mind.
To find out more about volunteering opportunities, or simply to be added to our mailing list - so you can keep up to date on all project related news - just drop us an email at info@paston600.co.uk
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