On Saturday 12 May 2018 at the Newton Building, Nottingham Trent University, Goldsmith Street/ Burton Street corner, NG1 4BU at either 12:00noon or 2:00pm hear about the caves recently discovered under the Confetti site (Convent Street/ Lower Parliament Street corner). These caves – one believed to be medieval, and the other to have served the Woodlark Beerhouse – were previously unknown.
Trent and Peak archaeologists Joe and Laura, who worked on the site, will talk about the discovery of the caves, the artefacts (and beer!) found inside them, and their history. With finds and photos from the caves to view and handle.
Talks take place at 12 noon and 2pm and last around one hour, with the chance to see and handle finds and photos both before and afterwards.
Booking: Advance booking is required (£4, students/seniors/children £3).
Book at yat.digitickets.co.uk or on 01904 615505.
For further information contact Laura at Trent and Peak Archaeology on 0115 8967400 or at lbinns@yorkat.co.uk
For more information about the caves, and photos, see https://buff.ly/2HMP1Vu
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