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Daily Archives: 12 September, 2018

Archaeological excavations at Sylva Wood Centre September 2016

Birth of the House of Wessex project

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery12 September, 2018

Professor Helena Hamerow, from the School of Archaeology at the University of Oxford, has provided much of the academic expertise for the House of Wessex project. We asked Helena to summarise how the House of Wessex project came about.

Anglo-Saxon weekend poster-image

Anglo-Saxon open weekend 13-14 October

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery12 September, 20182 Comments

We have a very exciting programme of activities lined up for our first Anglo-Saxon open weekend, as part of our House of Wessex project, 13-14 October. Free Entry. Fun for all the family.

Joe Bray 2018

Head of Wood School appointed

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery12 September, 20183 Comments

Our recently-appointed Head of Wood School, Joseph Bray, introduces himself and his new role with Sylva Foundation.

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