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A NUMBER of modern techniques were used at Gleaston Castle this week as part of the non-intrusive archaeological geophysical surveys. While preserving the nature of the site, these methods can give those involved a good idea of the site's mysteries.

A NUMBER of modern techniques were used at Gleaston Castle this week as part of the non-intrusive archaeological geophysical surveys. While preserving the nature of the site, these methods can give those involved a good idea of the site's mysteries.

Gleaston Castle is a 14th century ruin and is situated in a valley less than 1km from the village of Gleaston. Its history began back in the 13th century, as construction of the first features of the castle may have have started in around 1297. Today ...

As part of a five-day event, professional archaeologists from the University of Central Lancashire Archaeology department conducted an archaeological geophysical survey of Gleaston Castle, in the village of Gleaston. Louise Martin, cultural heritage ...

Gleaston Castle is a 14th century ruin and is situated in a valley less than 1km from the village of Gleaston. Its history began back in the 13th century, as construction of the first features of the castle may have have started in around 1297. Today ...

THE first of five archaeology training sessions is being held at Gleaston Castle today. This offers a rare opportunity to “see beneath the soil” using the latest survey techniques. Places at the free sessions every day to Friday have all been fully ...