Latest Blog entries
We encourage everyone involved in the CITiZAN project to contribute to our blog. Whether you're on site monitoring, in a library researching, or conducting oral history projects, we want to hear from you! To submit an article please email your regional CITiZAN Community Archaeologist with your text and up to five images.
- Nothing focuses the mind on those back-burner tasks like a bit of isolation and quarantine. This blog is about showcasing the footage of the CITiZAN annual conference which was held on the 22nd February at University College London.
- A look at the archaeological clues that survive in the coastal landscape of New Brighton.
- CITiZAN volunteer Tijana Cvetkovic's detective work on some First World War graffiti we recorded together near Sandwich, Kent
- Food plays a big role in any regions identity and a place's intangible heritage. Think of a piece of delicious Caerphilly cheese from Wales or a scrumptious, piping hot Cornish pasty. This blog looks at some of Team North's favorite dishes from the North of England.
- By the beginning of the 20th century Liverpool had developed into one of the largest ports in the United Kingdom and as the Second World loomed on the horizon Merseyside was of vital importance to the country. As a result the ports on the Mersey and the surrounding area were heavily bombed. This blog describes one of the defences built in Formby in an effort to protect Bootle Docks.
Intrigue and Opportunity
24/03/2020 | Grant Bettinson
Coastal Landscape Clues: New Brighton
23/03/2020 | Chris Kolonko
Writing on the wall: memories, wishes and feelings caught in time, in Kent
20/03/2020 | Tijana Cvetkovic
Food culture and the intangible heritage of the North
19/03/2020 | Andy Sherman
Blitz defence at Formby
02/03/2020 | Andy Sherman
