Sherwood Forest Archaeological Training Field School 2017
at King John’s Palace in Sherwood Forest
If you are coming to our field school and you are new to Sherwood Forest why not stay a while and have a look at some of the other things there are to do in this landscape of legends…
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During the course of the Field School there will be an opportunity for an evening tour of the Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve
King Clipstone is approximately 3 miles from the Sherwood Forest National Reserve, home of the world famous Major Oak.
This 1,000 year old ancient veteran oak is perhaps the most famous tree in England and is reputed to be the legendary hideaway of Robin Hood.
During the course of the field School we can take you on a guided tour of the nature reserve and show you some of the other majestic veteran oak trees, and take you on a journey through the landscape and archaeology of this legendary forest.
This is a great opportunity to wander through Sherwood Forest and learn from the people who know its history and heritage.
The tour will cost an extra £7 per person and will run dependant on demand.
Please note that Archaeology can be quite physically demanding, so please contact to discus any limiting factors with regard to you undertaking fieldwork. There are aspects of the course such as finds processing that are less physically challenging. Please contact us if you have any issues.
Please note we do not provide accommodation. We can provide a list of local accommodation from camping to hotels- but it is the responsibility of the individual booking on to the field school to organise their own accommodation.
Any list provided should not be seen as a recommendation by Mercian Archaeological Services CIC.
PLEASE NOTE:
By booking a place on the field school you are agreeing to abide by Mercian Archaeological Services CIC’s
or If you require more information before booking please contact us through the enquiry box below with “Field School” as the type of enquiry:
To book a place on week B July 17th - 21st 2017:
To pay by cheque or bank transfer, please contact us below stating which week you wish to attend and how you wish to pay.
To book a place on week C July 31st - August 4th 2017:
To book a place on week D August 7th - 11th 2017:
Fieldschool booking form- choose your week, and your payment option below and click “Buy Now”
Dates:
Week A: July 10th - 14th 2017
Week B: July 17th - 21st 2017
Week C: July 31st - August 4th 2017
Week D: August 7th - 11th
Returning student discount price:
Price £247.50 per person
Payment options
You can book your place for any of the weeks of the field school via a number of ways:
You can pay for your place in full online via the ‘buy now’ option below for the required week. This includes a £100 non-refundable deposit.
You can pay a £100 non-refundable deposit via the second ‘buy now’ option below for the required week. This will reserve your place until we receive your full payment which is required by 31st May 2017. You can pay by cheque in FULL or £100 deposit. In order to pay this way please contact us first via the contact box below stating “field School” in the ‘type of enquiry box’ in order to ensure your place is reserved before sending a cheque. We will then be able to arrange where the cheque is sent to. Please tell us which week you wish to book on, and that you wish to pay by cheque, in the comments box provided.
You can pay by direct bank transfer in FULL or £100 deposit. In order to pay this way please contact us first via the contact box below stating “field School” in the ‘type of enquiry box’ . Please tell us which week you wish to book on, and that you wish to pay by bank transfer, in the comments box provided.
Places are limited so please book promptly to avoid disappointment.