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Largest Ever Replica of a Pre-Historic Building at Stonehenge
We have unveiled a brand-new reconstruction of a 4,500-year-old Neolithic building at Stonehenge. Visitors can experience the 7m-high hall this summer.
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Keesing Media have taken inspiration from English Heritage sites to create the English Heritage Puzzle Book which takes you on a historical puzzle journey across the length and breadth of England.
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Research on Corbridge Roman Town
Corbridge has a central place in modern archaeological research on the Roman northern frontier and has been extensively excavated.
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Archaeological investigation at Pendennis has generally been limited, leaving plenty of scope for further study and research-orientated investigation
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Research on Chesters Roman Fort
While our understanding of the structural archaeology of Chesters is poor because of the lack of modern excavation, recent discoveries and research offer new information on aspects of the site
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Description of Wellington Arch
First built in 1825–7, the Arch was moved to its present position in the 1880s, and the sculpture now on top of it was only placed there in 1912
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A description of Hurst Castle, alone on its shingle spit, where the Tudor fort stands between two massive Victorian wing batteries.
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Significance of Portchester Castle
Portchester, the best-preserved Roman fort in northern Europe, has been put to a range of uses over the centuries, from a Saxon burh to a medieval castle, royal residence and prisoner-of-war camp.
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A guide to the documentary and printed sources for the further study of Brough Castle.
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Research on Wheeldale Roman Road
Research questions hinge around two key issues, the date of Wheeldale Roman Road and its function