The map includes clips of oral history interviews with local residents. These records share the story of coastal change as told by the people living with those changes.

cim.mola.org.uk/map/records/...

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historicengland.org.uk/research/cur...

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#londonriversweek2025 runs from today until Sunday 8th June. There’s still time to register for an event. Please register here: www.thames21.org.uk/events/categ...

Reading @robgmacfarlane.bsky.social's 'Is A River Alive?' I find resonance in Yuvan's words, "Here in the intertidal zone is where the false opposition of life & death is undone." (2/2)

Archaeology matters because it is about far more than the past. We construct our archaeologies in the present & the stories we tell can help shape the world we live in & the futures that we are building. A PhD on mudlarking feels timely & relevant for all heritage professionals. (7/7)

If you've heard me speak about the foreshore you'll have heard me talk about the importance of trying to understand how objects end up where they do, of thinking about formation processes & archaeological features, of the foreshore as landscape, & how it helps us tell untold stories. (6/n)