ABSTRACT
The authors would like to thank a range of organisations and individuals without whom the project could not have been undertaken. The Peak District National Park Authority and the Department of Archaeology and Prehistory, University of Sheffield backed the project. The Estates, Information and Rangers Services of the Park provided logistics and support throughout. Gavin Bell, Keith Clarkson and Caryl Hart raised funds for the interpretation projects and, with Jane Featherstone and Mark Simmons, helped organise school involvement. The Arts Council, Bass Limited, Chatsworth Trust, Chesterfield Urban Studies Centre, COPUS, Cox Accommodation, Derbyshire Building Society, Derbyshire Schools Association for Environmental Education, Global Environment-Landfill Tax, John and Ruth Howard Charitable Trust, Living Landscape Fund, Roy McGregor, NatWest Bank (Bakewell branch), Polaroid, Propix and SHB 4×4 Hire contributed grants or resources towards interpretation. Anne-Marie Heath and Dave Sainty guided visitors around the excavations. Jon Bateman, Steve Fox, Doug Fraser, Caroline Jackson, John Lord, Val Lord, Ray Manley, Alex Norman, Gary Short, Sheffield City Museum and the State of Flux Theatre Company worked on various aspects of interpretation. Kenny Aitchison, Tim Allen, Talya Bagwell, Olaf Bayer, Anne Marie Cadwallader, Adrian Chadwick, Anthony Dixon, Helen Evans, Chris Fenton-Thomas, Mel Giles, AnneMarie Heath, Jamie Lund, Sarah Massey, John Roberts, Graham Robbins, Jim Rylatt, Alice Ullathorne and Graeme Warren were responsible for the day-to-day running of the fieldwork and supervising of volunteers. Finally we would like to thank all the people we have worked with during the project who have made it a successful, enjoyable and stimulating experience.
