The new St Leonards dig forum

[kurt]

Welcome to the new St Leonards forum, which does not have so many irritating ads compared to its predecessor. Guests can view the discussions, but to take part in the forum you must be a registered member. Click on 'general board' and the thread name to see the messages.
Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any difficulties using the forum. Click on my author name to see my email address.

[Pam]

Hi Kurt

Thanks for providing this new forum. It looks much better than the old one with loads of extra functions too !

All the best for a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year !

Regards,

Pam White

[Clive]

Thanks very much Kurt. As Pam says, this is a much better forum.

Hope everyone at YAT has a great Christmas - see you next summer.

Clive

[Katherine]

Navigation between subjects and posts seems to be easier with this one too!

Hi, all.
Katherine.

[Nisha]

Hi everyone! Happy New Year. ;D Nisha xx

[Sandra]

I'm tempted to do the artifacts course this year (and hopefully some digging as well). Has anyone done 'artifacts' before? Is it interesting? (not you, Kurt, you're biased! )

[Nisha]

I did the artefacts course 2 years ago (2002) - it was really good, I learned absolutely loads! Nisha x

[Clive]

Sandra,

I can confirm what Nisha says. I also did the course in 2002 and thought it was excellent - lots of information, you carry out work pertinent to St Leonards and have an excellent visit to Jorvik with Jim Spriggs, who tells you all about how the displays were set up and the conservation issues involved. A week well spent!

Clive

[Sandra]

Cool, thanks for the recommendation. Of course I'll have to stay for a week of digging as well, wouldn't want to miss out on that.

[kurt]

Me biased? Never! Seriously, I wouldn't want to be charged under the Trades Descriptions Act, so I'll leave the comments on the quality of the courses to former trainees.