Archaeological Survey.

Subject: Archaeological Survey. Thu Feb 24, 2011 6:56 pm

Hi All, I wonder on reading Ian Knights, excellent Zulu Rising, if their are any publications relating to the 2000 Archaeological Survey of the Battlefield at Isandlwana. Was that the only survey or were other locations included as well.
Any information will be most welcome or any pointers to the subject that may be here on the Forum.
I met Tony Pollard on the Culloden Battlefield a couple of years ago. Don't know if he may be on the Forum here?

Regards. Idea

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Subject: Archaeological Survey's Thu Feb 24, 2011 11:24 pm

Hi Stephen .
There is also an 80 page survey of Rorkes Drift which I think was done about the same time . I picked up my copy from
ebay U.K earlier this year . I havent read it as yet , its one of the 5 books / papers that I need to find time and read :lol!:
I will send you a pm .

cheers 90th Idea

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Archaeological Research At The Battelfied Of Rorkes Drift Northern Natal
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Does beg the question. 20000 rounds fired, but they only found a few. Would the empty cases had been reused. scratch

» Battlefield Survey
» A small survey of curiosity ...
» Archaeological Investigations at the Battlefield of Rorke’s Drift Very few military items were recovered which support the historical accounts.