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The 18th Annual Archaeology Day Conference took place on 07 November 2020 in a virtual format on the Archaeology Day YouTube channel. The full event, including the sessions and associated...
The 2020 Pembrokeshire Coast Archaeology Day will move from its usual venue at Pembrokeshire College to an accessible online format this November.
Each section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path has a story to tell, and archaeology can help to unravel some of these tales.
The historic environment is part of what makes the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park such a special place. People have lived and worked in the park for thousands of years, and...
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Archaeology (New): National and local policy updates. This Guidance will be a joint supplementary planning guidance with Pembrokeshire County Council. Draft Supplementary Planning Guidance for consultation.
What is heritage crime? Heritage crime is unlawful activity that harms historic buildings, monuments, military crash sites and landscapes. Scheduled monuments and listed buildings are protected in law and it...
Have you ever wondered what archaeological features exist in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park? If so, why not join our Community Archaeologist at a virtual event to explore the archaeological...
You can help protect our historic landscapes by reporting heritage crime to HeritageWatch.
The National Park is full of archaeology. Around almost every corner you’ll find some glimpse of the past, but here are a few suggestions of particular places to go.