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July 28th 2021

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Day 9 at Gradbach Lime Kiln

Day 9 at Gradbach Lime Kiln archaeological investigation and consolidation. Peak Park volunteers working with Mark Womersley consolidated the upper inner stone layers of the lime kiln, with its hourglass shape, and worked on the drystone wall cheeks to the Kiln entrance.

July 28th 2021

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