Great to see this story - a fantastic site I am proud to have excavated - but slightly confused by slide #5. The 'v' profile ditch shown is the LBA ditch, which was backfilled with the timber laced rampart built on top. It was the 'U' shaped IA ditch that contained saxon finds in its upper fills.

Lovely. They're surprisingly common. I was once offered 3 for £30 each - a bargain but I chose my marriage!

Well apparently we've been terribly woke at the museum too...

They look great on a wall (Liz does not agree)

Nice. I have on on my office wall at home. I'm currently in Tenerife and they used round basalt pebbles in their threshing sledges... often seen in restaurants too

A threshing sledge (tribulum) with lovely flint teeth. Still made in parts of Turkey until the 1970s

I love your illustration!

Digging for Britain do their own models for the show, but I do have some nice high resolution versions I'll release soon