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Post Dig Analysis: Picts and Hermits (S12E08) (Patreon)

Published:
2021-04-18 18:02:48
Edited:
2021-04-18 18:02:53
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2026-06
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Dani Wootton meets Mike Arrowsmith and Sue Hamstead of Save Wemyss Ancient Caves Society to find out the latest chapter in this fascinating story linked to the mysterious Picts.

To find out more about their excellent work, visit: https://wemysscaves.org/about-us/

They have also created an incredible interactive 4D map of the Wemyss coastline and caves, preserving the insights they hold forever. Take a look right here: http://4dwemysscaves.org/

Thanks also to Scape Trust, which works with the public to research, investigate, interpret and promote the archaeology of Scotland's coast: https://scapetrust.org/ 

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Wemyss Caves Post Dig Analysis

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Comments

Rhonda Peyrot

I can't watch the videos, third week in a row, and this is not a good use of my Patreon patronage.

Punished Brains

Loved the episode, besides Dani being my favourite. :)

Steve Mikre

Excellent post dig analysis hosted by Dani...👍

Alan Kenny

Excellent. Great to hear the early radio-carbon date has been duplicated in later work.

David Boon

Fascinating update for an episode I never saw at the time.

E Anna Johnson

While I really do enjoy the programmes, I find these little snippets so very interesting. Know it must take time to do, but I find it so very exciting. Thank you. Thank you.

Birna Magnusdottir

I absolutely love when they give updates from the earlier programmes. So much fun to see where it all went

Susie Stockton-Link

Dani's really good at this! Very interesting to see how things have progressed. When you look at the coast there from Pictish to now, the coastal erosion is startling. Having a really good record of what's IN the caves is crucial - they will obviously cease to exist in the future.

cole hebden

I love these updates on old digs!

William Wood

I was at the caves last summer, it’s all still there and able to be visited.

William Wood

It’ll happen sometime, and damage is ongoing, I’d imagine in a few decades, rather than imminently.