Archaeological excavations at the Neolithic site of Arthur's Stone near Dorstone have uncovered unprecedented remains that will radically re-write our understanding of this ancient monument, and of the first farming communities in Britain nearly 6,000 years ago.

Join us to find out more about this exciting project which has featured on "Digging for Britain"

Sutton Environment & History Group with Sutton Walls Conservation Group.

Sutton Walls Conservation Group will be leading a guided walk around the hillfort of Sutton Walls. In Sutton Village Hall there will be full displays all about the site, its archaeology, history, ecology and a proposed Woodland Management Plan.

Sutton Walls hillfort is one of the most important and intriguing hillforts in Herefordshire. From the Iron Age to the early Medieval period and again in the last 100 years, it has gained a prominence that most other hillforts in the county have not shared.

This talk will review history and archaeology of the site, its current situation and its possible future outlining the work of Sutton Conservation Group.

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Rhys Griffith, Senior Archivist, will provide a full introduction and accompanying tour to the Herefordshire Archives and Records Centre (HARC) in Rotherwas. This is an exciting opportunity to get behind the scenes and to understand what the archives hold.