A trip to Cornwall just isn't complete without a quick excursion to a stone circle. This very compact but perfect little example is near the small village of Duloe between Looe and Liskeard and only about 2.5 miles from where we were staying. cornwallheritagetrust.org/our_sites/dulo…

What have we been up to this week? Training National Trust Changing Chalk project volunteers in air photo interpretation! Learn about #archaeology in South Downs National Park and how you can join in as an archaeology detective ⬇️ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/sussex/v… #AerialArchaeology

Happy Birthday ArchaeologyUK! RRS 80/2015 details the results of geophysical surveys conducted as part of the Somerset Levels Project examining evidence for Mesolithic activity along the Wetlands Edge. #RRS80 #HappyBirthdayCBA bit.ly/WetlandEdge

It's #ADayInArchaeology! Are you interested in aerial archaeology? Our Aerial Survey Investigator, Ed, has written about 'The View From Above'. Read about Ed's day doing air photo interpretation ⬇️ archaeologyuk.org/resource/the-v…

What has Historic England Geophysics Team been up to? It has been a busy couple of weeks with surveys taking the team from North Yorkshire to Norfolk and down to the Isle of Wight! If you saw us at Osborne we hope you had a fun day out!

A newly discovered Roman small town south of Great Staughton, Cambridgeshire, has been given heritage protection as a scheduled monument. 👏 Archaeological remains show the Roman town’s streets and buildings and how it developed over time. ➡️ bit.ly/Cambridgeshire…

Historic England It’s a…. Scheduled Monument! 🥳🎊You should have heard the gasps from the Geophysics team when this survey data was mapped! So proud of the AOC teams involved in this project so far!

What has Historic England's Geophysics Team been up to? We’ve just published reports on the barrows of Blood Hill & White Hill in Thetford Forest! Discover what the geophysics revealed below: bit.ly/BLH_62_2024 bit.ly/WH_63_2024 Forestry England Norfolk Wildlife Trust

A nice little piece of East Anglian publicity for a geophysical project our team at HE undertook earlier this year. New investigations shed fresh light on Norfolk's mysterious Blood Hill monument edp24.co.uk/news/24629743.…

📢 New Research Report! #Geophysical surveys led by Historic England with help from English Heritage volunteers, have identified outer features of the Thornborough Northern Henge along with other possible archaeological finds👀 Read further at: bit.ly/NorthernHenge

📢 14,472 new photos added to our Air Photo Explorer. More than 500,000 images online! Plus our aerial mapping, giving more info about #archaeology visible in photos. ➡️bit.ly/MappingExplorer Braybrooke Castle, Chatham Dock, Wharfedale, Caer Caradoc bonus #HillfortsWednesday!

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow ❄️ Stokesay Castle in Shropshire is one of the best-preserved fortified medieval manor houses in England. The yellow timber-framed gatehouse was added in the 17th century and is decorated with ornate carvings.

Happy birthday to the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act! Seventy-five years ago, this ground-breaking law – described as the “people’s charter for the open air” – was passed through parliament, leading to the creation of the UK’s first National Parks.

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