Epiacum Heritage are delighted to announce the return of Landscape Masterclasses postponed since 2019 due to Covid 19. Our first event, a Geophysics Masterclass in partnership with SharedPast, in May 2022 is already FULLY BOOKED with applicants from the courses for the 2019 season. The course will run over the weekend of 13th/14th/15th May 2022. […]
Epiacum Heritage are delighted to announce the return of Landscape Masterclasses postponed since 2019 due to Covid 19. Our popular Basic Landscape Masterclass, hosted by Epiacum Heritage in partnership with SharedPast, will be held over the weekend of 12th - 14th August 2022. The weekend will follow the usual format of a Friday evening presentation and […]
For more information on the event please see the project page here
For more information on the event please see the project page here
For more information on the event please see the project page here
For more information on the event please see the project page here
For more information on the event please see the project page here
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Epiacum Heritage is pleased to be able to contribute to the nationwide “Festival of Archaeology” event. We have two days of activity planned on site at the Roman fort of Epiacum. Please see the attached flyer for details. Trustees and volunteers will be available to share our recent progress plus offer guided walks and activities […]
Ian Jackson works for the British Geological Survey as a Field Geologist.He is the author of 'Northumberland, Cumbria and Durham Rocks'The event will consist of a geological walk around Epiacum, followed by an illustrated talk about the geological profile of the area, its natural resources and their exploitation through history. Please book a place in […]
Epiacum Heritage and the Nook Farm Shop and Café are pleased to host one of the Illuminated Sheep from the Hadrian’s Wall Arts Trail 2024 which returns to Northumberland as the now famous flock form a new Art Trail from the East to West of Hadrian’s Wall.
The year is 1560 in the late Medieval era and life in the South Tyne Valley is hard! With cross border turmoil and ongoing disputes between “the clans” , our Medieval Banquet is an opportunity to settle differences , to uncover enemies in our midst, to celebrate a hard-won harvest - and most importantly, pay […]
