by Historic England 21 May 2015 2 Archaeology Parks and Gardens 5 Plants the Romans Gave Us Some of our most familiar plants and weeds were introduced when Britain became part of the Roman Empire.
by Historic England 15 April 2015 15 Archaeology Secret Underground Cities: Nottingham 1000 years ago Nottingham was known as Tigguocobauc: the house of caves. It’s likely the first caves were carved beneathContinue Reading
by Historic England 13 February 2015 2 A brief introduction to Archaeology Architecture Religious Architecture 6 Ways to Live Your Life as a Hermit Looking to leave the rat race and live a quiet life? Discover the six main types of hermitages and choose your favourite.
by Historic England 6 January 2015 6 Archaeology 6 Sites That Help Us Better Understand Roman Entertainment By the time of the Roman invasion of Britain in AD 43, the amphitheatre was a well-established building form, reaching its ultimate archetype in the construction of the Colosseum in AD 69 – 96.
by Historic England 29 August 2014 16 Archaeology Listed places 7 Abandoned Villages That Can Teach Us About Medieval Life Explore the spaces in which medieval people farmed and made their homes in the English landscape.
by Historic England 2 December 2013 9 Archaeology A new site for the Battle of Hastings? Last night’s Time Team aired on Channel 4 and apart from cringing at the prospect of watching myself on TV,Continue Reading