Session 16 – Developing pin hole camera prints with photographer Jeremy Webb




Historic landscapes and mental wellbeing at Burgh Castle Roman Fort
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p06r434m
Clip starts at 1hr 35 mins in and plays for 10 mins.
Burgh Castle Almanac featured on BBC Radio Norfolk’s Jack Jay show on Monday 5th November. The relevant section begins at 55mins into the programme.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p06p2tyl
Here we are primed for action.
Credit: Norfolk Museum Service (Norwich Castle Museum &Gallery).
Giorgia Bottinelli at the Castle Museum sent us this image of the etching and map of Burgh Castle that we saw in the museum.
It is clear that the East wall was broken through after at least the late 19th century, given that it is complete in all the art we looked at. Something to ask the archaeologists.
A trip to Lowestoft Museum