i never sleep..i wait

CW: animal abuse, animal death

“Bran our Ravens idea of having fun this morning, he holds on just enough to keep hold without hurting me.”

Margaret Guido, known during her earlier life as Peggy Piggott, was pioneer and exemplary archaeologist, excavating a large number of sites and publishing promptly. She was already interested in the past as a child, and pursued this as a student of Tessa and Mortimer Wheeler’s Roman excavations at Verulamium in the 1930s, when she also studied at the Institute of Archaeology, London. She met and married fellow student, Stuart Piggott, who she went on to collaborate with, but she also undertook a huge amount of independent fieldwork and research, starting out with the Early Iron Age.