10 Amazing Aerial Images of England’s Maritime Heritage
Author Peter Waller explores the stories behind some of his favourite maritime images from the Aerofilms Collection.
Author Peter Waller explores the stories behind some of his favourite maritime images from the Aerofilms Collection.
As part of our Women in Science series, we spoke to Sarah Paynter, Materials Scientist at Historic England, about how her work informs our understanding of the past.
Today, the Royal Mail have released a set of ‘Ancient Britain’ Stamps, continuing a long tradition of depicting historic subjectsContinue Reading
Long barrows are the burial places of Britain’s early farming communities and are the oldest monuments surviving in our landscape.
Discover how burial rites and memorials to the dead have changed in England throughout history
We’ve had Scheduled Monuments (sometimes known as Ancient Monuments) since 1882 when the Ancient Monuments Protection Act was passed.
Buildings: we live and work in them, use them and ignore them. But are they wallpaper to you or areContinue Reading
Those of us working with the past can occasionally be viewed as stuck in it, not wanting things to change,Continue Reading
Take a look at how life and technology developed during the Bronze Age in England.
The Battle of Jutland took place in 1916. Amazingly, 5 warships that survived the battle exist around British shores today.