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Monthly Archives: March 2016
First burnt hazlenuts see greater insights into Tameside prehistory
After years of TAS excavating prehistury sites in Tameside, Mike and Steve TAS members within minutes of each other, find a burnt hazlenut on a site in Tameside. In prehistory this food source would have been a valuable source of … Continue reading
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