Recent A34 palaeolithic finds - A talk by Carl Champness

Abingdon Museum presents a talk by Carl Champness, Project Director of the A34 Lodge Hill interchange development for Oxford Archaeology. Carl introduces the exciting Palaeolithic finds made at the site, such as hand-axes and other worked flint, and describes the potential for further archaeological discoveries. At the same time we are launching the Abingdon Community Archaeology Project (ACAP), which calls on the community to come together for the preservation of our prehistoric heritage. Starting around Lodge Hill and expanding into other North Abingdon sites, join us to learn more about what’s under our feet and get actively involved in the preservation of our archaeology.