We've made a brief return trip to Wogan Cavern to conduct a geophysical survey of the cave floor! Variations in electrical resistivity will hopefully allow us to identify areas of historic disturbance and/or bedrock position, aiding our understanding of the structure of the site

We'll be there! And that is Wogan Cavern on the poster! ☺️

Dr Rob Dinnis is giving another online talk (Weds 21st Feb, 7:30pm), explaining why the initial results of our post-excavation work Wogan Cavern are so exciting! Tickets here via The University of Sussex Archaeological Society: eventbrite.co.uk/e/early-prehis…

We're so excited to have been collaborating with Tristan Hughes and the team History Hit💥! Find out more about Wogan Cavern and early Homo sapiens in Britain in this brand-new episode of the podcast 'The Ancients': shows.acast.com/the-ancients/e…

Tomorrow!!

There's still time to sign up for this talk TONIGHT by site director Dr Rob Dinnis. Come along and here some of the exciting new results from our work Wogan Cavern

The Wogan Cavern team are very much looking forward to heading down to London next week to share some of our work with the #Palaeolithic #Mesolithic research community!

Two week countdown! 📢 We're excited to be returning to Wogan Cavern on the 15th June to start a new 4 week field season! We'll be testing new areas of the cave to find out more about the nature and extent of #Palaeolithic #Mesolithic activity! Further updates coming soon!

In this month's issue of ArchaeologyUK's British Archaeology I set out some of the big challenges our early prehistory faces. The record is at risk and there are still big inequalities in the discipline. Thanks to Prof Cat Jarman FSA💀 for the opportunity and for another great issue of BA.

An important article (and featuring Wogan Cavern). Great work Dr Matt Pope 👍

We're up and running for our 2024 field season Wogan Cavern 🦣🪨 We'll share updates as the season progresses and if you're visiting Pembroke Castle over the next 4 weeks, you can hear more about our work from the team and the castle guides 😊

For the first time we're investigating the deposits along the back wall of Wogan Cavern 🪨🦣 🤞for some intact #Pleistocene deposits and #Palaeolithic Archaeology in this area of the cave (Excavation team for scale!)

We're so excited that the #Palaeolithic archaeology of Wogan Cavern is now represented in the Pembroke Castle gift shop! (Get a mammoth before the excavation team buys them all....!!) 🦣🪨

Our excavations Wogan Cavern are featured in this weekend's The Observer ! 🦣🪨 Read all about this amazing #Palaeolithic site in the words of excavation director Rob Dinnis and our collaborator Chris Stringer Archaeology at UoA Archaeology, Classics & Egyptology at Liv Uni theguardian.com/science/articl…

For #FindsFriday and ICYMI: Wogan Cavern in last Sunday's The Observer. Read more about our ongoing excavations and exciting #Palaeolithic archaeology here 👇

Great work Jonny - one of the long-standing members of the Wogan Cavern field team 💪

It's our find of the season! Adding the LRJ to the known archaeology of Wogan Cavern 😀🪨🦣

To be updated in due course with updates from our 2024 season!