Deep History Detectives was supported by Queen Mary University of London, Centre for Public Engagement.
The original project has come to an end but we are looking at possibilities for further training sessions.
The Deep History Detectives project developed a series of training events and online resources aimed at volunteers to help build and develop their skills in recovering and recording Palaeolithic finds from the north Norfolk coast. The project set out to support a community of ‘eyes on the ground’ who are actively searching for, and recording, artefacts that may otherwise be missed. Responsible collecting contributes to furthering the understanding of a critical period in human evolution.
To learn how collectors are contributing to our understanding of North Norfolk’s Palaeolithic past, take a look at our blog: Beach replenishment adds a new dimension to the Palaeolithic story of the Norfolk coast
Dates for your diary: This event has passed, please check back for future events.
Where: Happisburgh
What: Read our blog post about our Deep History Detectives weekend event at Happisburgh.
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