Volunteers are set to take part in a 12-day archaeological dig in the hope of finding signs of medieval life on a farm. The excavation at High Tarns Farm in Silloth will begin on 22 July.

Located four miles outside Helmsley, the farm site was known to be the location of a medieval grange built shortly after the Cistercian abbey at Rievaulx, which was founded in 1132.

Nicki and John Beavan restored a 12th-century medieval farmstead in Worcestershire, England. They renovated the farmhouse and a 700-year-old tithe barn and built two treehouses on the grounds.

In the German countryside, archaeologists are working to uncover what farm life looked like in the medieval era. The excavation began in January 2023 outside the town of Werne, where traces of a ...

A Grade-ll listed farm built on a medieval site in Gornalwood has gone on sale for almost £1,000,000. Coopers Bank Farm, located in the Dudley borough, features a listed farmhouse with five ...

Archaeologists to dig for medieval building on farm Mark Graham Volunteers have already done a preliminary study of the area Jason Arunn Murugesu BBC News, North East and Cumbria 7 July 2024 ...

In the German countryside, archaeologists are working to uncover what farm life looked like in the medieval era. The excavation began in January 2023 outside the town of Werne, where traces of a ...