Five women and a hut

Another 1982 picture from the Phillpotts archive showing, L to R, Rhian Locke, Gail Boyle, Penny Locke, Nick Snashall and Angie "the Superfinds Person". All looking very happy and cheerful: Nick tells me that Gail these days is Curator of Prehistoric and Roman Archaeology at Bristol Museum. You can hear Gail's interactive tour of Pucklechurch which appears on the BBC website here.

A festive air at the tea break in 1982

Presumably the feet in the foreground, festooned in a pair of Dunlop Green Flash plimsolls belong to Dr Phillpotts. Left to right, Nicky, Duncan and Angie: surnames not known. Perhaps it was grockle day.

The rampart cutting in 1982

Soft focus, or should that be out-of-focus shot from the Phillpotts archive: the rampart cutting in 1982 with, left to right, Mike Taylor, Angie, Phil Dixon, Duncan and Jane Dineen.

Personality of the Year 1982

The companion photo to last week's Mr Crickley shows Cecile at her moment of accolade as 'Personality of the Year' in 1982. Looking on, L to R, Carole Anderson, Dan Johnson, John Parry, Rhian Locke, Richard Savage, Cecile, Gail Boyle, Mike Taylor as compere, ?, Ambrosio, ?, and Angie.

Mr Crickley 1982 ...

Richard Savage looks on bemused as Steve Vaughan presents Ambrosio with the inscribed limestone slab for 'Mr Crickley' 1982. Dr Ferris, I know, is rather startled to discover that the competition and vote was ever held again after the first time he suggested it (after a few too many slurps of GL cider and one ghost story too many on the barrow). L to R: Richard Savage, Rhian Locke, Ros Cleal, Cecile, Gail Boyle, Ambrosio, ?, Mike Taylor, Steve Vaughan, ?, Angie, Chris Phillpotts. Now what were the holes in the ceiling above the stage?