Going Downhill
This month’s post from our Community Geologist, Dr Ian Kille is all about Mystery Rock 4, which featured in last month’s WallCAP newsletter, and focuses on the…
Balls and Bands
…and why ice-cream goes crunchy over time
This month’s post from our Community Geologist, Dr Ian Kille discusses ice-cream, sandstone and Mystery Rock 3 which featured in last…
WallCAP Newsletters
WallCAP circulate a monthly newsletter to help keep volunteers up to date with project news and upcoming events. You can find copies of all of our previous newsletters below….
Historic Building Recording App Needed for WallCAP
WallCAP is seeking to appoint a person or company to develop an app to support work on the Stone Sourcing and Dispersal (SSD) strand of the project. Further details…
Scratching the Surface
This month’s post comes from WallCAP’s Community Geologist, Dr Ian Kille.
Below Ian gives a fascinating explanation of the mystery rock picture posted in last month’s Hadrian’s Wall…
When are Ripples not Ripples?
This month’s post comes from WallCAP’s Community Geologist, Dr Ian Kille.
Below Ian reveals all about the mystery rock picture he posted in the Hadrian’s Wall Community Archaeology Project…