One of Cornwall’s most enigmatic sites that has been subject to archaeological speculation for decades, King Arthur’s Hall, has finally yielded up many of its secrets. In 2022, Cornwall Heritage […]
We’ve been shortlisted for three awards for excellence in innovation, collaboration and volunteering at the annual Cornwall Heritage Awards. One of only a handful to be selected, we’ve been shortlisted […]
We have launched a new business initiative as we prepare to celebrate 40 years of protecting Cornwall’s heritage. Our charity’s 40th Anniversary ‘Heritage Hero Scheme’ is now being launched to offer […]
This November, Dr Joanna Mattingly took a packed-out Tresillian village hall on a deep dive into Cornish Christmas traditions for a festive edition of our Cornish Story Cafes. Dr Mattingly […]
This October, our team uncovered Cornwall’s industrial past with a week-long archaeological dig at Treffry Viaduct in the Luxulyan Valley near St Austell. The excavation was part of a project […]
Earlier this month, we hosted our annual awards evening which saw over 100 guests gather at Scorrier House to celebrate the achievements of those who quietly do so much to […]
Our sites look great whatever the weather, but they look even better in the snow! This week, those in east Cornwall received a plentiful helping of the white stuff. When […]
Caer Bran – an important multi-period hill-top site in West Penwith – has been removed from Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register, thanks to our successful interventions. The site contains […]
Our 39th AGM is taking place in the auditorium at the FibreHub in Pool on Monday 11th November from 12noon. Open to all members, the AGM is a fantastic opportunity […]
The discovery of skeletal remains of a male in 2022 near Newtrain Bay, Trevone has been a cause for great excitement in the world of Cornish archaeology. Richard Mikulski, a […]
In a special on-site edition of our Cornish Story Cafes, we welcomed James Gossip, Cornish archaeologist and president of the Meneage Archaeology Group, to introduce the findings at Boden Fogou […]
A project which aims to connect communities surrounding the Treffry Viaduct near St Austell with their unique industrial history has received a £8,105 grant from Great Western Railway. Built between […]
