Safeguarding the cultural heritage and archaeology contained within our woodlands. Protecting ancient woodlands so that their history is recognised, recorded and used as a basis for management and conservation. Using an holistic approach to uncovering the history of a wood which includes archaeology, documentary and oral research, and ecology.
Tuesday 12 April 2011
Anglo Saxon Link to Viking Thynghowe Assembly Sherwood Forest
Surveying on Thynghowe Photo Lynda Mallett
Four years ago it was revealed that a rare Viking meeting place – a Thynghowe – had been re-discovered in Sherwood Forest, England. Since then, efforts have been stepped up to unravel its past and gradually one of Nottinghamshire’s most mysterious ancient monuments is yielding its secrets.
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