Sponsor a stone from the wall at Epiacum and get your name or a family members / friends or love one’s name or both link to it… and you never know it may be found by the Archaeologists on site during Operation Jericho
You will receive (on a spacial page on this site) a photo of your ancient stone and have your and/or your love ones / friends name included on our roll of honour.
Their name and a photograph of their stone will be posted on their own Epiacum page as well as included in our roll of honour. Also if your stone (chosen at Random) is discovered by the Archaeologists during Operation Jericho to have been part of the Roman fort, that will be noted on their page on the Epiacum site.
Sponsor your stone and as we will get your page and stone on the site over the next three weeks…
Click the button above, leave a donation and in the comments leave the name of the person you would like to dedicate the page to.
There are only 22 tickets left for this wonderful night out
Get your tickets now or there will be no dancing for you on the 1st September…
Time to celebrate!
Celebrate the kid’s going back to school
AND
Celebrate the start of two weeks of wall busting activity at Epiacum
Epiacum Heritage (a charity) is holding it’s first ever Ceilidh at Slaggyford Village Hall (Cairns Community Hall Slaggyford – map below) with local lass, Georgia Shorrock as caller and the awesome live Ceilidh band The Elgish Experience.
American Supper
This is an American Supper (Bring a plate of Savoury food and your own drink) and we will supply the band, the caller, the hall and the puddings (as well as sparkling good company).
TICKETS
Limited Tickets available …only 4036302522 tickets left – get yours now…
Places are limited due to the need for space for wild abandoned dancing and to give a bit of room for people like me, with two left feet. Once the tickets are gone, that’s it, no more and then you will be sad and sat at home on your own whilst we are all having fun.
Time to let your hair down, meet old friends and some wonderful new ones as you whirl the evening away.
(We are holding the Ceilidh to raise funds for the charity – and just to have a jolly good time. No need to dress as a Roman for this event!).
Or you can send a cheque or bank transfer for the tickets, simply email Elaine Edgar at
Don’t delay as we really do have limited spaces on this fun evening.
Dance your little feet off at the Epiacum Ceilidh
Wondering what a Ceilidh is like?
Never been to a Ceilidh? Want to know more? See the video below and all will be explained (different band and caller). Its great fun and the caller leads you through the moves so you need to know diddly squat about dancing. Grab some friends and come along for a great evening out and a ton of laughs (beats sitting at home watching telly – you can record it :-)). Book now.
Would you like to meet some wonderful new people and have a great time (as well as a good laugh)?
Well have we got something awesome for you…
On Saturday 1st September 2018, Epiacum Heritage are holding a Ceilidh at Slaggyford Village Hall (posh name – Knarsdale with Kirkhaugh Cairns Community Hall).
Dance your little feet off at the Epiacum Ceilidh, have a laugh and do something fun…
Do you fancy working alongside archaeologists at one of Britain’s most unique sites? Epiacum is a totally unmatched, one-off archaeological and historical setting going back to mesolithic times, through iron age occupation, the Romans (obviously) into the Medieval and right up to modern times and everything in-between.
Help to dismantle the dry stone wall that cuts Epiacum Roman fort in half. The wall was put up around 1843 right across the middle of the fort and we are getting together a team of people under the supervision of archaeologist Al Oswald who has made this project possible by generously donating his time over the fortnight, along with others, to dismantle the wall, identify the Roman bits and remove the rest.
Built around 122 AD Epiacum is the only Roman Fort of its kind in the entire Roman Empire and you can be part of the next phase of it’s history.
Volunteers will learn about the history of the fort and the astonishing history of area that has everything from Bronze age mining and burials, Iron age villages, The Roman occupation, medieval farming and death, right through to you making history in September.
