East Devon Pebblebeds Project - Guestbook

Lesley Strong

Enjoyed lecture this evening for Devon Archaeological Society. Live in the area and know the common well, but didn't realise this project was going on. Absolutely fascinating

Alen Johan

This is a nice site thanks

Gill Burbidge

What a wonderfully inspiring research project; I live in a house half built of the pebbles and surrounded by similar properties. I look forward to reading more about the poetics of pebbles and if I can support your work in any way please do not hesitate to contact me; I did some deep space photography and briefly surveyed the brocs and henges considered to be used as observatories in prehistoric times. I did respond to Jill (?) invitation to look at properties in the specific area ; we live in Southerton

Jerome Novalis Wolfe

Question: Could anyone tell me please what academic institutions in North America offer doctoral program research in the field of phenomenology of landscape? My background is by way of BS forestry, MA English, and MLA landscape architecture.

Gary

I would like to say a big 'thank-you' to Chris, Andy and all the other member of The Pebblebeds Project team for being so friendly and making me feel so welcome on the excavations.

After making contact through this website I was invited to assist on the dig as a part-time volunteer. Despite being a complete novice with zero experience in archaeology the team made me feel totally at ease, my time in their company was very enjoyable and interesting. Should anybody else reading this guestbook consider doing the same next year, please don't let phrases like ' an international team of scholars ' put you off, they are also very down-to-earth and pleasant people to meet and work with.

I feel privileged to have been involved in The Pebblebeds Project, even if only in a very small way, and very fortunate to have had such a fascinating insight into the work involved.

Janet and Bob Lee

Thank you very much to Chris Tilley and the other members of the project team who gave us such an interesting and informative walk and talk on 13th September. The website is excellent. Thanks are due I believe to Prof Tilley's son.We feel much more informed about the landscape of the heaths.

Sham A

I just wanted to say the project seems to be quite facsinating. It would have been interesting to come to the Sept open day but unfortunately i'm not free.
Keep up the hard work everyone - and see you soon S!

MARTIN HORRELL

As a not very knowledgeable member of the Devon Archaeological Society and the Plymouth and District A.S I am very interested in this project. As a walker I am delighted to have explained to me the meaning of the various "lumps and bumps" that I see whilst walking over Woodbury Common. Your web site has been highly informative. Thank you. I am intending to go to one or more of your open days.

jon gosse

Really interesting project. I live in Sidbury the other side of east hill and am generally interested in the prehistoric sites of the area, but find very little reference to these in my area. Is there a good link I could follow? I am very interested in some flint circles which were supposedly found in 1965 on east hill, but can find no further reference to them. However, this is really exciting work and if you need volunteers in the excavations please do not hesitate to contact me. Regards, jon gosse

Jed Falby

Fascinating web site.
I look forward to discovering more of our local pre-history on your open days with the OVA in September 2009.
Cheers!
Jed Falby

stuart brigden

i think this is a grate site and a good place to go for homework on pebbles
i hope you can keap this site running
as it is grate for homework menny thanks

Gary

I found this to be a very informative website on a fascinating project.

Good luck!

Karine

Adorei o site, parabens amiga, estou muito orgulhosa. Saudades... Karine.