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Jonathan Sisson (NAT Chair of Board of Trustees) welcoming Will Bowden at todays AGM.

Though the day was dull and grey, the Aviva Team who came to support our work were not put off by the weather, and worked hard to give our wooden gate and wooden interpretation board signs a longer life and a smarter look. Chris, Nathan, Scott and Wesley who work for...

On Friday 15th August we took our gazebo and our craft supplies and activities along to Burgh Castle to have some summer holiday fun.  School aged children were invited to make a Vexillum, the Roman equivalent of our Standards used in the Army.    The only known...

July 29th 2025 saw our Annual Summer Event, as part of The Festival of Archaeology.  Alice Lyons visited us at St Edmunds Church, on the site of Caistor Roman Town to talk to us about Roman Pottery. A delightful turnout of guests enjoyed the opportunity to hear about...

PRESS STATEMENT Immediate Release: Vandalism at Tasburgh Enclosure Puts Livestock at Risk: We are devastated to share that a series of deliberate acts of vandalism have taken place at our site in Tasburgh over the past month. Fences have been intentionally cut, and a...

Our Grateful thanks go to The Gaywood Valley Conservation Group for their work at Middleton Mount on Monday 24th March.  The team worked tirelessly on general maintenance and tidy up at the site, whilst also repairing the steps up the Mount to ensure visitors can...

NAT Chairmans Christmas Concert 2024. A huge Thank you to our supporters who came to our first ever fundraising event. On Friday 13th December we enjoyed the amazing voice of Ben Lake who entertained us with his Christmas Catalogue, including many hits from the West...

NAT (Norfolk Archaeological Trust) and the Caistor St Edmunds PCC (Parochial Church Council) are inviting everyone to a community consultation about possible ideas on the future use of the church building. The Norfolk Archaeological Trust owns and cares for the...