MRS Climate Pledge

Human-driven climate change is a problem which can no longer be ignored. We acknowledge that our businesses, and the insight sector in general, have a key role to play in the transformations needed to create a sustainable future. Our organisation commits to the four MRS pillars of Climate Action as an annual framework to move […]

Agent-Based Modelling for Archaeologists

We have completed our project, Agent-Based Modelling for Archaeologists and we are happy to share the final versions of the tutorials on a website with more resources for learning ABM.

Grobina Archaeological Ensemble site management discussions

Landward Research Ltd were invited by South Kurzeme Municipality and Latvijas Universitāte to contribute to discussions regarding the potential nomination of the Grobiņa archaeological ensemble for inscription on the list of World Heritage Sites. Kenneth Aitchison was interviewed by Latvian TV channel, TV Kurseme, about the initiative. Grobiņa archaeological ensemble is situated in the western […]

North Sea Prehistory Research and Management Framework

The North Sea Prehistory and Management Framework, which captures all available knowledge about the English North Sea’s submerged prehistory to support future investigation and management, is now live and is being launched at two webinars on 10 March 2023.

EAA 2022: Back in person

A wide blue river with a hill on the left and a bridge in the distance. The sky is blue

Being able to talk directly to colleagues about their work and to find opportunities to collaborate reinforced the purpose of having and attending conferences.

North Sea Prehistory Research and Management Framework

Four Logos: Landward Research; Wessex Archaeology; Historic England; The Crown Estate

This project pulls together into one place all the knowledge already available about the North Sea’s submerged prehistory (in the English sector) and creates a Framework with a set of questions and areas that require further exploration.

Qaa Mudbrick Weekend August 2022

Brown blocks on a white sheet on beige ground. Mudbricks drying out.

“The team aim to create heritage awareness at a crucial young age, educating the youth on the importance of preserving and rebuilding their authentic rural mudbrick identity and triggering their curiosity to revive their ancestral way of life.”