An 800,000 year old beach on the coast of Norfolk is at risk of vanishing into the sea amid accelerating coastal erosion. Experts are predicting that Happisburgh – where around 1,400 people live ...

In Norfolk, England, archaeologists discovered a “beautifully preserved” Roman well that’s providing an unprecedented ...

An extension to the King Charles III Coast Path means people can now walk the entire length of the Norfolk coastline.

It's hoped that new clues about the way humans lived a million years ago could be found on the Norfolk coast.

Most of us live close to a Roman road, of which thousands of miles have been lost since the conquering legions departed centuries ago, says the… ...

Roman roads One of the main Roman routes into Norfolk from the south would have been along the Peddars Way, which was already ancient in Roman times and still stretches across the county from ...

An anchor discovered during survey works for an offshore wind farm is an "incredibly rare piece of history" which could date from Roman times, according to an archaeologist. The 100kg (15 stone ...

Anchor discovered during wind farm works off Suffolk coast could date from Roman times The find was made in 2018 and experts said the anchor is more than two metres long, and it would be "hard to ...