Medieval Graffiti: the lost voices of England's churches

Being someone who stares at the walls rather more than most people, and someone who believes that graffiti has a certain value as a histor...

Following on from the last 'rant' about the mass dials, or scratch dials, I thought it worth expanding upon a couple of themes I tou...

The problem with spending quite so much time immersed in medieval graffiti is that, despite my very best intentions, it does tend to raise f...

So Seahenge has a sister. The Bronze Age timber circle found on the North Norfolk coast, and excavated amongst scenes of tense confrontation...

  If tomorrow’s headline in newspapers, newsfeeds and websites read ‘MEDIEVAL ARTWORKS DESTROYED IN BRITISH MUSEUM’ I’d expect there to be...

It is the evening of the 5 th of June. The summer sun has barely dipped below the rim of the world and the glow still sits on the western h...

We were back at Norwich cathedral today to continue our survey work after a break of some months. A windy cold day, with the rain showers dr...