Happy Christmas 2022
The newsletter for 2022 is being prepared and will be circulated soon.
Please look out for it and circulate to anyone you know who might have an interest in anything to do with salt heritage.
A blog for those interested in the heritage and culture of traditional salt making in the UK.
Sunday, 11 December 2022
Thursday, 29 September 2022
Webinar organised for the CIfA 13 Oct 2022
Ecosal-UK has organised a webinar about salt making to be held on-line on the afternoon of 13th October 2022.
1. David Cranstone
Sleeching mounds and panhouses:
Coastal salt in the Northeast a ‘long Industrial Revolution’.
2. Tom Lane
The archaeology of salt making – locations of surface, buried and submerged sites in Lincolnshire.
Break
3. Andrew Fielding
Digital reconstructions of salt making sites and their processes.
4. Q&A and Discussion
Wednesday, 22 December 2021
Friday, 17 December 2021
Thursday, 6 May 2021
SPMA Congress 28-30 May 2021
Andrew has had a paper accepted for the 2021 Congress of the Society for Post Medieval Archaeology. The Congress will be delivered on-line this year due to the Covid restrictions.
The paper will describe the publication written by Dr William Brownrigg in 1771 about how to prevent the spread of contagious diseases and link his suggestions to the current Covid-19 pandemic.
In 1748 Dr Browbrigg wrote a paper about how to improve salt making.
Link https://pmac21.com/
Friday, 16 April 2021
Google map showing 3d models of salt making sites being developed by Andrew Fielding.
Also showing
videos recorded by Andrew Fielding showing work carried out whilst working on the Ecosal Atlantis Project and for Ecosal-UK.
Salt talks and publications recorded or uploaded by Andrew Fielding, Tom Lane and David Cranstone.
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