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300 year old cannon recovered from sea bed goes on display

24.07.21

300-year-old cannon recovered from sea bed goes on display

On the 17th July, four years after its recovery from the seabed at the entrance of Pegwell Bay off the Kent coast, a 300-year-old fully conserved cast iron cannon was delivered to the National Grid Offices in Solihull for display within a bespoke case constructed by Armour Systems Ltd.
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9th century Anglo-Saxon cave house

15.07.21

9th century Anglo-Saxon cave house - that may have once been home to a king - identified in Derbyshire

A near-complete Anglo-Saxon dwelling and oratory, believed to date from the early 9th century, has been discovered in Derbyshire by archaeologists from the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) and Wessex Archaeology.
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Introducing our new Business Support Coordinator

08.07.21

Introducing our new Business Support Coordinator
Aberlady X-Craft project

05.07.21

Aberlady X-Craft project: successful heritage research helps reduce isolation from Covid 19
Cockenzie Harbour

02.07.21

Cockenzie Harbour: UAV survey, conservation management plan and community consultation
Searching for the Royal Adelaide in the Thames Estuary

30.06.21

Searching for the Royal Adelaide in the Thames Estuary
Day of the Seafarer

25.06.21

Day of the Seafarer: seafarers of the past
Clothing Poverty Awareness Week

11.06.21

Clothing Poverty Awareness Week
HMS Loyalty

10.06.21

HMS Loyalty bell returned to National Museum of the Royal Navy
World Environment Day: discovering Doggerland

05.06.21

World Environment Day: discovering Doggerland
Re-examining the K-Class wrecks from the Battle of May Island

25.05.21

Re-examining the K-Class wrecks from the Battle of May Island
Aberlady X-Craft project: Using archaeology to combat isolation amongst military veterans

24.05.21

Aberlady X-Craft project: Using archaeology to combat isolation amongst military veterans