Explore England’s Hidden Past from the Air
Many archaeological sites are only visible from the air with little or no traces on the ground.
Many archaeological sites are only visible from the air with little or no traces on the ground.
Author Allan Brodie describes how photographs from the Aerofilms collection tell the story of England’s seaside resorts.
In early summer 1940, Britain had been seriously weakened following the evacuation from Dunkirk of the core of its professional army. It left the country alone in the fight against Hitler.
Our flying archaeologists have been photographing the changing landscape for over 50 years.
Author of new publication England’s Maritime Heritage from the Air, Peter Waller, tells us about some of his favourite images from the Aerofilms Collection.
Explore the spaces in which medieval people farmed and made their homes in the English landscape.
I’ve always loved aerial photographs and when the Aerofilms collection was acquired by English Heritage Archives, I looked forward toContinue Reading