07.12.2019 | Wolfson Theatre, London School of Economics,New Academic Building , 54 Lincoln's Inn Fields, WC2A 3LJ
Join our Thames Discovery Programme team to celebrate another year of observing and recording the archaeology of the Thames foreshore.
30.11.2019 | Meet at The Hub, Feltham Library, The Centre, Feltham, TW13 4GU
Archaeology isn’t just digging – sometimes archaeologists record buildings which are still standing, too. . Over the course of half a day participants will explore Hanworth Park House through the eyes of a standing buildings archaeologist.
29.11.2019 | Fulham Palace, Bishop's Ave, Fulham, London SW6 6EA
Archaeology isn’t just digging – sometimes archaeologists record buildings which are still standing, too. Find out more at this free workshop led by one of our buildings archaeologists, as part of Layers of London, a ground-breaking interactive online mapping project. Over the course of half a day participants will explore Fulham Palace through the eyes of a standing buildings archaeologist, learning what to look out for when recording historic buildings through a series of fun practical activities.
26.11.2019 | St Mary's Church, Putney, London SW15 1SN
Archaeology isn’t just digging – sometimes archaeologists record buildings which are still standing, too. . Over the course of half a day participants will explore St Mary's Church, Putney, through the eyes of a standing buildings archaeologist.
23.11.2019 | Old Mill Creek, Old Mill Lane, Dartmouth, TQ6 0HN
As part of our series of winter walks from our CITiZAN team, this tidal trail takes you around the remains of a variety of hulks looking at the question of how and why ships become dumped in the estuaries all around the UK. The trail guided by CITiZAN maritime archaeologists moves through the creeks and inlets of old mill creek, telling the stories, history and mysteries of the vessels lying on the rivers banks to the backdrop of the Dart estuary at low tide as the sun rises.