Archaeology and Conservation in Derbyshire (ACID) - Issue 19 - January 2022

Page 36

Picturing the past

Pilsbury Castle Hills T

his aerial image shows the dramatic motte and bailey of Pilsbury Castle Hills. It is unusual in having three outer baileys (fortified outer enclosures) rather than one. This is one of many images that is being used by researchers at Keele University to test the use of drone photography and 3D digital models in for mapping and monitoring erosion at heritage sites. (See feature on p18)


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Picturing the Past

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page 36

The search for Sir John’s “mighty howse”

3min
page 31

Bookshelf

3min
page 33

Our year in pictures

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page 35

Navio and life at the edge of Rome

3min
page 29

News

7min
pages 26-27

Zooming in on history

2min
page 30

A century of fieldwork

2min
page 32

Laying siege to the vegetable patch

2min
page 28

Curating our cultural heritage

2min
page 25

Managing the Dove in the Middle Ages

3min
page 24

Monitoring heritage sites from the air

2min
pages 18-19

Life on the Edge

3min
page 23

New light on Roman and Medieval Bolsover

2min
page 22

The aerial archaeologist

5min
pages 16-17

Find of the Year: The face of the rebel ‘Emperor of the North’

2min
page 21

Mam Tor magnified

3min
page 15

Foreword

4min
pages 2-3

Celebrating the first 70 years

3min
pages 6-7

New light on Iron Age Derbyshire

3min
pages 10-11

What they ate in medieval Derby

3min
page 13

Learning to live with lockdown

6min
pages 4-5

Haddon’s lost village

3min
page 14

Identifying Derbyshire’s special landscapes

3min
pages 8-9

Scout’s honour (cover story

2min
page 12
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