by Jules | Dec 8, 2022 | Blogs
We’ve made it to December. Whether you love or loathe the festive spirit, Christmas will be unavoidable this month. But as we get caught up in pie-making, last-minute Christmas shopping, and listening to ten songs on loop, we forget how dark and sinister December is....
by Jules | Jul 6, 2022 | Blogs
The nature writer Richard Mabey described Norfolk’s watery landscape as a “fleet-footed, opportunist” habitat. Standing in the Norfolk wetlands, you are “not just in a habitat, but part of a living membrane, pulsing with life, its scents and vibrations linked with...
by Jules | Feb 1, 2022 | Blogs
Norfolk Archaeological Trust cares for properties of all sizes. Our sites range from areas that encompass whole landscapes, to individual buildings just off the road – an excellent example of the latter is Burnham Norton Friary. It seems like an unassuming...
by Jules | Sep 10, 2021 | News
For 2 weeks in late August, an unassuming field on a site at Caistor St Edmund has played host to a major excavation. This has been the third annual excavation at the site by Caistor Roman Project (CRP), in a series of excavations which will bring new insight into the...
