Hailed as the birthplace of the city, excavations on the site of Sheffield Castle have revealed archaeological features and structures that heat up the city’s industrial heritage.
In 1963 a small-scale archaeological excavation took place on the site of HMP Erlestoke in Wiltshire when it was a different institution with items found dating back to the Bronze Age.
Sixty years later men from HMP Erlestoke, now a category C prison, have been taking part in a community dig with a difference.
