3: How Do You Make A Building Without Metal Nails?
Those Anglo-Saxons knew a thing or two about working with wood, as Darren, our resident Treewright shows us. Read More
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Those Anglo-Saxons knew a thing or two about working with wood, as Darren, our resident Treewright shows us. Read More
The skin window is finally completed and is ready to be installed. Read More
In the second part of this video, Simon creates a natural framework from hedgerow branches of hazel to hang his fish for smoking. Read More
Watch as our Anglo-Saxon house starts to really take shape with hand crafted bulwarked walls. Read More
The skin window starts to come together with two of our team's expert help. Read More
We know ancient people preserved their food by smoking it, but what's the best way to actually do that? Simon takes us through the Butser winter tradition of hand-smoking salmon in a roundhouse. Read More
Find out more about how our ancient ancestors made tools with Butser Ancient Farm’s resident flint knapping expert Mark Havey. Read More
We experiment with turning raw-hide into a window covering for our Stone Age Horton House. Read More
Watch as Darren and Julian talk us through the beautiful and mesmerising art of splitting this huge log into usable timber. Read More
Darren explains how he manages an ancient woodland full of hazel and ash, some of which is 500 years old. Read More