- News from Norfolk Historic Environment
- NAU Archaeology
- Norfolk Landscape Archaeology
- Norfolk Historic Environment Record
- Norfolk Aggregates Assessment Project
- Norwich Urban Archaeological Database
- Great Yarmouth Archaeological Map
- Identification and Recording Service
- Norfolk Air Photograph Library
- Norfolk Monuments Management Programme
- National Mapping Programme in Norfolk
- Archaeology and Development
- East Anglian Archaeology
- Norfolk Biodiversity Information Service
- Historic Landscape Characterisation in Norfolk
- Norfolk Historic Environment Annual Review 2005-6
- Recent excavations
Information
Contact
David Gurney (Principal Archaeologist)Postal Address
Norfolk Museums and Archaeology ServiceShirehall, Market Avenue
Norwich
Norfolk NR1 3JQ
Telephone
01603 493669Email:
heritage@norfolk.gov.ukOther websites
[Norfolk E-map Explorer]
See the changing face of the Norfolk landscape with the Norfolk E-Map Explorer. The site allows users to view and compare 19th century historical maps and 20th century aerial photographs of Norfolk.
[Norfolk Heritage Explorer]
This is the online version of the Norfolk Historic Environment Record, a database of archaeological sites, finds and buildings in Norfolk.
See also...
[ NAU Archaeology]
[ Norfolk Landscape Archaeology]
[ East Anglian Archaeology]
[ Norfolk Biodiversity Information Service]
[ Identification and Recording Service]
NMAS Libraries Online
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catalogues
See also..
The Archaeology Department of the Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery
Norfolk Landscape Archaeology
Welcome to the web pages of the Norfolk Historic Environment Division.
Our aim is to provide a countywide integrated environmental recording and field archaeological service.
To do this, the Norfolk Historic Environment Division consists of two sections:
Norfolk Landscape Archaeology
East Anglian Archaeology
The Division is overseen by the County Archaeologist for Norfolk.
We aim to work closely with partners at all levels. We have important links with English Heritage and other national agencies, we provide services to the county and district councils and we act as contractor and consultant to both the private and public sectors. Most importantly, we aim to provide services to the public and to encourage access, both physically and intellectually, to the rich historic environment of Norfolk.
The lead officer is:
Norfolk Landscape Archaeology
David Gurney, County Archaeologist
NLA Annual Review 2008
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