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Auction: Cornish fogou book signed by Time Team
🕑 Added 2022-03-12 16:58:46 +0000 UTCTonight on YouTube, ahead of our upcoming episode filmed in Cornwall, we shine a spotlight on the fantastic local community group at the heart of the excavation.
Meneage Archaeology Group (MAG) are the local volunteers with a passion for uncovering history on the Lizard Peninsula.
Get ready to watch here: https://youtu.be/afImWLMPMx8
AUCTION: LIMITED EDITION BOOK SIGNED BY TIME TEAM AND THE AUTHOR
During filming, members of Time Team signed a copy of the book, Mother and Sun: The Cornish Fogou, by Ian Mcneil Cooke, which the members of MAG are auctioning online, to raise funds to buy a new site caravan.
The book has been signed by members including Carenza Lewis, Helen Geake, John Gater, Stewart Ainsworth, Matt Williams, Natalie Haynes, Gus Casely-Hayford, Tim Taylor, Henry Chapman, Dani Wootton, Naomi Sewpaul, Lawrence Shaw, Derek Pitman, Pete Spencer, Hilde van der Heul, Sue Breeze, Neil Emmanuel, James Gossip, Carl Thorpe, Rachael Seager Smith, Adam Stanford, Angie Fogarty Wickenden, Rob Gower.
Full details of the listing: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154890694500
PLEASE NOTE: The auction is being run by the members of MAG, and is not directly administered by Time Team. Happy bidding!
Comments
Jakub JĹŻzl
I'm fine with not taking part, but you're right that a raffle might raise more. Unless there's going to be a bidding battle between at least 2 persons with a significant amount of disposable income. Which is certainly a possibility I guess. :)
Larissa Spiker
Thank you for pointing us to this auction run by the Meneage Archaeology Group. I hope it does very well for them.
Mark Baker
A raffle gives everyone a chance. An auction means I simply cannot take part. I also bet a raffle could raise more money.
Time Team
Hi Maria, the auction has been organised by the members of Meneage Archaeology Group themselves to raise funds for a new site caravan, but we're happy to help spread the word and wish them and bidders good luck!
Maria Burns
Prefer a raffle to an auction... equal opportunity for all regardless of financial status
Michael Louk
Seeing that a single book is now at GBP700 (which is awesome) in only a few hours maybe there could be items that are signed for regular purchase but that are limited in number so those of us with thinner wallets might have hope of obtaining them.
I think that is a great idea đĄ
Michael Louk
Would be fun to have an item or two every month that Patreon members could bid on. Books and site photos and such that are signed by everyone would be a treasure for most of us I think.
