Tag #Historic England

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Roman Swords Discovery Reveals Iron Age and Roman Settlement in Gloucestershire

Two rare Roman cavalry swords, discovered by a metal detectorist in Gloucestershire, led to an archaeological dig revealing a possible Roman villa and Iron Age settlement, suggesting centuries of continuous occupation and hinting at a tumultuous period of Saxon incursions.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
bbc.com
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Rare Tudor Paintings Unearthed at Cumbrian Hunting Lodge

Rare 16th-century wall paintings featuring fantastical beasts have been uncovered at The Ashes, a former Tudor hunting lodge in Cumbria, England; scientific dating confirms building timbers date back to 1561-1562, leading to increased protection for the site.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
news.sky.com
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WWII: Unveiling Women's Pioneering Role in Military Photography

On VE Day's 80th anniversary, Historic England released over 150 behind-the-scenes photos showcasing the pioneering work of WAAF women photographers at Pinewood Studios during WWII, highlighting their crucial role in shaping public perception through film and newsreels.

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Gender Equality
euronews.com
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Cary Grant Honored with Blue Plaque in Bristol

A blue plaque commemorating Hollywood legend Cary Grant is unveiled in his hometown of Bristol, celebrating his life and inspiring journey from humble beginnings to international stardom.

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