County: Herefordshire
Sunday, 15th July 2012; 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Eaton Camp Iron Age hill fort is the site of a recent Heritage Lottery funded community archaeology dig. This year's walk, sponsored jointly with the National Trust, will include an explanation of the exciting findings by Archaeologist Tim Hoverd of Herefordshire Archaeology. Learn more about life in the Iron Age and enjoy some lovely woods along the River Wye. The guided walk is free. Tea & cake afterwards with proceeds going to the Eaton Camp Historical Society. , ,
The walk of approximately 2-1/2 mi. starts at 2:00pm from the Eaton Bishop Village Hall. Wear stout shoes, ,
Directions: From Hereford take A465 Abergavenny Road south past Belmont/Tesco roundabout. Right on B4349 through Clehonger. Turn right at Eaton Bishop sign and continue into the village. The Village Hall is a Tudor style building on the left. Park behind the hall., , Note: No dogs please as there are grazing animals on site. , ,
Location: Eaton Bishop Village Hall, Eaton Bishop . Take A465 Abergavenny Road to B4349. Continue through Clehonger. Turn right at Eaton Bishop sign and continue into village. The Eaton Bishop Village Hall is on the left. Park behind the hall.
Org: Eaton Camp Historical Society and the National Trust
Name: Nancy Saldana
Tel: 01981-251285
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.Eatoncamp.wordpress.com
Part of the Festival of British Archaeology 2012
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