#FestivalOfArchaeology #Archaeology #Nature At Rock Roman Villa pellets from a barn owl nesting in the building when it was ruinous in the 4th century contained bones of bats, mice, shrews, birds and amphibians, giving clues to the environment in which it foraged. Report in #IsleofWight HER.

Our landscapes hold thousands of years of stories. Old hedges, seeds, rivers, ruins, and woodlands can reveal how people and nature have shaped one another, and what that shared past can teach us about caring for places today. 👉https://www.archaeologyuk.org/resource/archaeology-and-nature.html

Galleries caused by beetle larvae on a medieval ash stake from a post alignment on Binstead Beach #IsleofWight #FestivalOfArchaeology #archaeology #nature

#FestivalofArchaeology #ArchaeologyandNature #KneppAccord Archaeology can help us to understand the environmental history of places and the roles that different people have played in shaping environments over time.

Welcome to our new Bluesky account. We look forward to sharing news and information about the archaeology and historic environment of the Isle of Wight. #archaeology #IsleofWight #historicenvironment #heritage