LISS ARCHAEOLOGY
Community archaeology in
Hampshire, UK
WELCOME TO LISS ARCHAEOLOGY
COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY GROUP
FOR EAST HAMPSHIRE
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We have over 130 volunteer members, who carry out archaeological investigations and excavations under professional supervision across East Hampshire and West Sussex.
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Our group was originally formed in 2004 to investigate a Romano-British site in West Liss, where an aisled building with bath house and courtyard were discovered.
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In 2009 we moved on to explore a new and exciting site near Colemore, with ongoing research, geophysics surveys and excavation carried out by enthusiastic volunteers.
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Since 2016 we have also been exploring a Romano-British settlement in Stroud near Petersfield and have a number of other ongoing projects, including the Alton Big Dig.
WHAT’S HAPPENING
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Donations request
Help us purchase replacement equipment
We have set up a fundraising page because the COVID situation has meant that many previous sources of funding and grants for community activities have dried up. If you can consider a donation, please see our Fundraising page.
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New surveying equipment
See our Blog post about our new centimetre-accuracy surveying equipment which uses GNSS (satellite navigation networks) for instant calculation of position and height.