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A bit about BERT
SHARP's Basic Excavation and Recording Techniques - or BERT - course is our introduction to archaeology for all comers. Run by two...


Sedgeford’s Anglo-Saxon Malthouse
It has taken five years and it has been hard work, but we are now confident that in Trench 23 we are excavating the only known...


Sedgeford’s Anglo-Saxon Malthouse
It has taken five years and it has been hard work, but we are now confident that in Trench 23 we are excavating the only known...
SHARP Easter Season w/c 26th March 2018
This Easter we shall be running a short season of desktop research and analysis, running from Monday 26th to Thursday 29th March. We have...


Showing our metal
Archaeometallurgy! Long word, great fun, as any students on the past few years' courses will tell you. The course is run by the amazingly...
THE JOHN HENSBY MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary is awarded annually to those wishing to participate in archaeology but have financial constraints. Applicant should write to...


Historical meets archaeological
We bring you a guest post today from historian Rob Hebblethwaite, who came to Sedgeford as a brand-new archaeologist in 2016. He liked it...


A brave new digital world
This summer, SHARP will bring the digital age to Boneyard! Our new Introduction to Photogrammetry course, to be run by Paul Docherty,...


Boneyard through the ages
Last month we brought you Boneyard-before-SHARP. So it only makes sense to follow that nostalgia trip with another tracing SHARP's...

What lies beneath
The post last week about Old Hunstanton and its cliffs got me interested again in the landscape around Sedgeford itself. So after a...
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