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Time to head back to the Iron Age; I do work sometimes. But I cannot find accommodation. Work are trying to help but to no avail (Im not the only one) Its all holiday lets and Airbnbs. Ive asked the council and Autism support. No luck Its needed in the East Loch Tay/Aberfeldy way. Killin...

Summer. The main thing is it packs really small. Designed for a larger person if you please. In return I have A wegner wash kit, unused A Karrimor Panther bag Made in UK Karrimor Totem classique, external frame bag Im sure theres other stuff; just ask

I tried. Oh I tried to get to a fancy Uni. Instead I got beagles. But! The buildings are listed! Does that count for anything? And my Tutors got a Wiki page as long as your arm.

You will know it if you see it (smell it)

Wax came today thank you Plastic Ninja

I imagine so, but there might be one close to me.

Does the Royal Agricultural University count as Oxbridge? They have their own pack. Mind you its beagles rather than foxhounds so maybe lowbrow.

Horn is one of those things so ordinary that I expect you have seen loads and not recognised them. It could be that in your area all the horns were used up to make drinking horns or beakers? Even before mass polling, as a material it had a certain rarity. (As a study of the Worshipful Company...

I hope they are what you want! I had to buy some big bundles off of Ebay to get what I wanted. (One proper Victorian spoon for the local museums `Life before Plastic` exhibition). These are modern spoons from Abbey Horn, the famed (and one of the last) Horncrafters.

Most degree courses in Archaeology are to make Graduates; not archaeologists. My course was vocational, and most of my fellow students now work in Heritage. We were taught loads of different things, but very little archaeology. How to fill out forms. lab work, piblic speak, research...

I dont suppose any of you have an aerial? I have plenty to swap.

Right, Spoons sorted for Keith Beef and Plastic Ninja but plenty left; im surprised nobody else has jumped, these are nice spoons.

Crack them to bring out the crystalline structure? At any rate, good find

The latter; I think. Meteorites a very long shot.

footpath and not a bridleway?

The SAS desert camo was pink, wasnt it?

A truffle? It looks like slag from smelting. But you havent contextualised. Apart from South downs.

Ill look up what Haswell Smith has to say.

Thank you

You are well placed in West Sussex; the world famous Buter Ancient Farm and The Weald And Downland outdoor museum. Both are well set up for kids. (My place is the Scottish Crannog Centre)