Archaeological dig starts in Norfolk village
Published:
4:07 PM February 12, 2019
Updated:
9:25 AM October 11, 2020
Gosia Kwiatkowska from Oxford Archaeology East at the dig in Roughton, near Cromer. Pictures: David Bale - Credit: Archant
A team of archaeologists from Cambridge has started a dig at a site in north Norfolk.
An archaeological dig has started at Roughton, near Cromer. Pictures: David Bale - Credit: Archant
The site, off Back Lane in Roughton, near Cromer, is due to be built on for housing.
The three-strong team from Oxford Archaeology East has already built trenches at the site, which has been an open field for many years.
Team member Gosia Kwiatkowska said: 'We will be here this week and part of next week.'
An archaeological dig has started at Roughton, near Cromer. Pictures: David Bale - Credit: Archant
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