The Athelstan 1100 Big Dig Project is supported by a £14,540 National Lottery grant.
A project that aims to find buried Anglo-Saxons artefacts in Wiltshire has won support from the National Lottery.
It is part of a series of events across the summer to celebrate 1,100 years since Athelstan became the first King of England. "There have been people living here in the hilltop that makes up Malmesbury for over 2,800 years, so there is loads of history beneath our feet."
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