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Mapping the Maritime History of the Firth of Forth: Pittiwee Harbour

21.01.26

Mapping the Maritime History of the Firth of Forth


Historic Environment Scotland and The Seafarer's Charity fund major new project to uncover the Firth of Forth's maritime heritage. Join our community effort to map historic sites and hunt for shipwrecks from Stirling to the Outer Forth.
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A field archaeologist holds up a black pottery sherd to the camera.

09.12.25

Lost Anglo Saxon Village and Stone Age Finds Uncovered on East Anglia TWO


Archaeological excavations in Suffolk have revealed new evidence of East Anglia’s ancient past, from beautifully preserved prehistoric stone tools to evidence of a local medieval pottery industry.
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Picture of guidance document and wind turbines at sea

16.09.21

Archaeological guidance for offshore wind farm developers


Two children learn about archaeology with real artefacts

07.09.21

Community engagement recognised by Sandford Award


Volunteers sit near re-turfed trench at Yatesfield

03.09.21

Investigating the Yatesfield prehistoric settlement at Otterburn


Sam Place, Videographer and Sound Engineer

19.08.21

World Photography Day 2021


Man in blue tunic - 3D character created by new character artist

18.08.21

Welcome to our new 3D Character Artist


Lizzie Garwood, 2D Animator and Illustrator, interacting with the public at Salisbury Museum

13.08.21

The Festival of Archaeology 2021 at Salisbury Museum


A reconstructed trench at CEMA (Credit: James Valls)

29.07.21

Centre for Experimental Military Archaeology


Looking down the barrel of a 300-year-old cannon

24.07.21

300-year-old cannon goes on display


Drone images show the site cut into cliff by an offshoot of the Trent- credit Mark Horton

15.07.21

Anglo-Saxon cave house - home to a king?


x-craft model

05.07.21

Aberlady X-Craft project


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