Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
It's been an amazing time here at Cerney Wick and we hope you have enjoyed our coverage of the 2024 field season. This kind of series wouldn't be possible without the support of our backers on Patreon, so please consider supporting us there, where you'll also have access to loads more content.
Let us know what you liked from this series and also what you thing was missing. Hopefully we might even go back for 2025!
Cerney Wick:
Palaeocast was granted special access to 2024's excavations at Cerney Wick, allowing us to record media from within the field. On our website, you'll find hours of multimedia captured at different stages throughout the field season. We begin with a podcast that introduces the locality and details the plans for the upcoming dig, this is followed by several days of recording at the site itself and finally a record of the legacy of the year’s fieldwork.
Website:
palaeocast.com/cerney-wick
Introductory podcast about the site available here:
youtube.com/watch?v=w2gL0wIL74Y
We'd like to thank Sally and Neville Hollingworth for their help with putting this series together and for accommodating us in the field. We recognise Hills Quarry Products for making their site so accessible for research and science communication. Thanks to all the volunteers who have contributed to the multimedia in this series and especially to Laura Hobbs who has provided assistance throughout. Finally, thanks to all our backers on Patreon who help make projects like this possible.
It's been an amazing time here at Cerney Wick and we hope you have enjoyed our coverage of the 2024 field season. This kind of series wouldn't be possible without the support of our backers on Patreon, so please consider supporting us there, where you'll also have access to loads more content.
Let us know what you liked from this series and also what you thing was missing. Hopefully we might even go back for 2025!
Cerney Wick:
Palaeocast was granted special access to 2024's excavations at Cerney Wick, allowing us to record media from within the field. On our website, you'll find hours of multimedia captured at different stages throughout the field season. We begin with a podcast that introduces the locality and details the plans for the upcoming dig, this is followed by several days of recording at the site itself and finally a record of the legacy of the year’s fieldwork.
Website:
palaeocast.com/cerney-wick
Introductory podcast about the site available here:
youtube.com/watch?v=w2gL0wIL74Y
We'd like to thank Sally and Neville Hollingworth for their help with putting this series together and for accommodating us in the field. We recognise Hills Quarry Products for making their site so accessible for research and science communication. Thanks to all the volunteers who have contributed to the multimedia in this series and especially to Laura Hobbs who has provided assistance throughout. Finally, thanks to all our backers on Patreon who help make projects like this possible.
