From left to right: Angela Boddy and Peter Banbury (Trustees of Whitstable Museum and Gallery) Isabelle Diggle (Finds Liaison Officer) Jason Reilly (Finder of the coins) and Craig Bowen (Collections…
Celebrate Kent’s rich history and heritage in an action-packed day of hands-on activities, popular talks and art and craft for all the family at Dover Museum and Bronze Age Boat…
Picture left to right Museum Apprentice, Lizzie Sharpe, Aiden McHale, and Cllr Trevor Bartlett, Leader of the Council A complete cast gold memento mori or mourning ring dating to 1712…
The discovery of a rare Elizabethan-era shipwreck near Dungeness is being featured on national television this (Sunday) evening. The remains at Denge Quarry were uncovered earlier in April by a…
Kieron Hoyle Kieron Hoyle is researching the history of the Maison Dieu under the Tudors and exploring the relationship with town and Crown A doctoral research project is set to…
The site of the mound trench on top of Copt Point Photo: Ray Duff Words and pictures by Ray Duff – During the recent re-opening of the Roman Villa site…
Archaeologists, volunteers and students work to reveal the site Photo: Ray Duff Words and photos by Ray Duff – During recent weeks, Canterbury Archaeology Trust along with members of Folkestone…
Working to uncover the mosaic Photo: Canterbury Archaeological Trust The remains of a Roman mosaic floor covered-over some 65 years ago has been re-exposed on Folkestone’s East Cliff. The mosaic…
Maison Dieu in Dover Dover’s historic Maison Dieu opens this Friday 16 September at 7pm for the launch of The Bees Tale, a charming concertina book, by Creative Pilgrim, artist…
Volunteer archaeologists led by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust are picking up their trowels again from 26-28 July as they investigate the fascinating history of Dover’s historic Maison Dieu, and with…
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