We are delighted to welcome you to the official website of the Thornborough Archaeology Group. Our mission is to explore, help preserve, and promote the internationally significant Thornborough henges and other associated prehistoric monuments.
As a community of passionate archaeologists, historians, and enthusiasts, we are dedicated to uncovering the mysteries of the Thornborough henges and promoting a deeper understanding of their cultural and historical importance. Through our research, educational programmes, and public events, we aim to engage and inspire people of all ages and backgrounds.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our ongoing projects, upcoming events, and how you can get involved. Whether you are a seasoned archaeologist or simply curious about the past, there is something for everyone at the Thornborough Archaeology Group.
Thank you for visiting, and we look forward to your participation and support in helping us promote and understand the region’s remarkable prehistoric archaeology.
Olivia Sharrard becomes an Advisor
Olivia Sharrard will be joining the TAG team as an Advisor. She has already played an important role in the writing of our constitution and application for charitable status, and will have special responsibility for coordinating our planned ‘Research Seminar Series’. Here’s a little more about Olivia: “Olivia is a UK-based Volunteering and Community Engagement…
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Events and Volunteer Opportunities in July
TAG is excited to announce volunteer opportunities and events for the month of July. SATURDAY 11th and SUNDAY 12th JULY: we will be returning to Windmill House to continue our excavations. We hope to make significant progress and there will be room for a relatively large number of volunteers. SATURDAY 18th JULY: we commence our…
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James Lawton joins TAG
We are delighted to announce that James Lawton has joined TAG as an Advisor. As you’ll see below, James is a highly experienced specialist in geophysical prospection, and given the importance of the latter to TAG’s programme of fieldwork, this makes him a very important addition to the team: “James is a professional Archaeological Geophysicist…
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