Researcher – home based/remote
The role Our Volunteer Researchers undertake research both online and at local record offices helping us to create a better understanding of our archaeological sites. Working individually or as part of a project our Researchers are an essential part of the NAT...
Why was St Benet’s Abbey spared by Henry VIII?
As the Annual Bishop’s Service at St Benet’s Abbey takes place on 1st August, we reflect on its unique status. Remarkably, St Benet’s was the only monastery in the land not to be ‘dissolved’ in the Reformation, though its days as a monastic community were numbered. ...Recent News
Press Release: NAT applies for planning permission for the installation of a parking machine, ANPR camera and associated works at Burgh Castle Fort.
Norfolk Archaeological Trust (NAT) is a small local charity which …Read More »
2021 Caistor Roman Project dig concludes
For 2 weeks in late August, an unassuming field on …Read More »Press Release: Huge increase in Heritage Crime across our sites in Norfolk.
Sadly, this year has seen a huge increase in Heritage …Read More »
Recent Blogs
Could you be a Trustee?
Are you looking for a new and exciting opportunity? Would …Read More »
Winter Gatherings
As Christmas approaches, we spend time celebrating this special time …Read More »Reflections – November 2021
The first eight months of my new role within NAT …Read More »