From the #IsleofWight #HistoricEnvironmentRecord
Late medieval double flue up-draft kiln excavated 1967-68 at Knighton. Produced both sand-tempered pottery vessels including pitchers and dishes, and roof tiles. See Fennelly 1969: shorturl.at/ggsvi

#medievalarchaeology #medieval #pottery

Two brand new films highlighting the work of Historic Environment Records will be released next week. We can't wait to share them with you!

Have you ever looked really looked at where you live? Here's where you get started lnkd.in/ewYiJCPg
#historicengland #historicenvironmentrecord

#ThatchThursday St Agnes Church Freshwater #IsleofWight, our only thatched church. Designed by Architect I. Jones. Built 1908 using reused stone, timber-framed roof covered with Norfolk Reed. 📷 from George Powell’s 'Island Thatch' albums held in the #HistoricEnvironmentRecord

Fieldwalking carried out by local archaeology groups through time - was trying to put some images together and thought "oooh animated gif!". ;-) #leicestershire #rutland #historicenvironmentrecord

#ThrowbackThursday
Excavation of a #BronzeAge bowl barrow on Newbarn Down #IsleofWight in 1931. Photo from the #IoW #HistoricEnvironmentRecord
See #HistoricEngland #NHLE shorturl.at/vFYFV.