Extending from Flamborough Head to Skegness and covering the tidal reaches of the Humber, we work with local communities to explore the area’s rich archaeological, historical and natural heritage - from Palaeolithic landscapes, through Bronze Age forests to the industrial growth of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Upcoming Events
CITiZAN archaeologists are hosting events up and down the country. Check out our upcoming events.
Humber Bridge Walk
Join the Humberside team and Active Coast to Cover the Coast in 2020....
- 14/02/2020
- 10 a.m.
Turn The Tide: CITiZAN 4th Annual Conference
Save the date! The 4th annual CITiZAN conference takes place in the Gustave Tuck lecture theatre, University College London (UCL) on Saturday 22nd February 2020, 9:30 - 17:00. ...
- 22/02/2020
- 9:30 a.m.
Paull/Hedon Circular Walk
Join the Humberside team and Active Coast to Cover the Coast in 2020....
- 03/04/2020
- 10 a.m.
Latest Blogs
Find out what the team, our partners and volunteers have been up to in your area in our blogs
The Humber's Deep Past
How far can we stretch the origins of the River Humber? What did it look like over the years before and after the river was in place? And when and which humans travelled, lived and...
- By S Griffiths
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- 17/01/2020
The sinking of LCT 1029
LCT 1029 struck a mine and sank off the coast of Skegness 76 years ago today. ...
- By Chris Kolonko
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- 15/01/2020
Pirates of Druridge Bay
This blog is about Druridge Bay in Northumberland, which stretches for about seven miles of flat, sandy beaches between the villages of Low Hauxley in the North to Cresswell in the...
- By Angus Stephenson
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- 26/11/2019
Our Resources
Take a look at this useful set of resources for intrepid foreshore explorers and surveyors.
