Why we should get down and dirty for the love of our archaeological heritage

Kya deLongchamps says it’s time to get down and dirty for the sake of our archaeological heritage.

Why we should get down and dirty for the love of our archaeological heritage
Thu, 11 Jul, 2019 - 15:00
Kya deLongchamps

Kya deLongchamps says it’s time to get down and dirty for the sake of our archaeological heritage.

We're all great at standing around wringing our hands when a piece of our built heritage is damaged or destroyed or simply slips into the earth dragged down by brambles and weathering.

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