Norfolk Heritage Explorer

Are you itching to get your hands dirty in a real excavation? Dying to know more about mysterious crop marks? As part of the Heritage Lottery Funded Breaking New Ground Landscape Partnership Scheme for the Brecks, on the 1st November West Stow Anglo Saxon Village will be... read more

Evening of free talks for land managers and volunteers Free places are available for people who would like to learn more about the management of heritage sites in Norfolk and Suffolk. The Norfolk Monuments Management Project, a partnership involving Norfolk County Council, is holding an... read more

Don't forget our series of First World War library talks running this autumn! Find out about the archaeology of the First World War: those features which can still be seen in the local area and how to find them; as well as a look at those traces which have been swept away by the... read more

September has rolled around again, and this year Norfolk Historic Environment Service will be involved in three of the Heritage Open Day events taking place around the county! Polkey’s Mill and Reedham marsh steam engine house is a brick drainage mill modernised in the late 19th century,... read more

The eagle eyed among you will have spotted that we recently launched a brand new events calendar! Here you can find out about all of the talks and events that we will be involved with throughout the year, including the launch of our new Heritage Lottery Funded community archaeology project... read more

In the late 1990s two remarkable Bronze Age timber circles were discovered on Holme Beach. One of these – Seahenge – was excavated in 1998 and 1999. Since the excavations the second circle has been monitored and evidence of damage by coastal processes has been recorded. In the last year tree... read more