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Our Exhibition in Poole Museum
Uncovering the Front Brents and Beyond
Salmon Fishing in Appledore
2026 in Poole Harbour
Art, Audio, and Archaeology: Widening Access to Heritage Through Emotion, Expression, and Collaboration
A History of Migration and Change in Bideford
Beyond Low Water: Lost Villages of the North Kent Coast's Swale Estuary
Kayleigh talking to community archaeologist Hazel Crabb
Life in Poole: Kayleigh's Story
Donkey rides on the beach - British beach culture and intangible heritage
Sand between your toes: Our collective coastal minds
The intertidal gems of the Swale
Over the Edge: Coastal erosion at Warden Point
Exploring the Past, Building New Skills
Songs of the Sea: a creative response to coastal change in Faversham & Oare Creeks with 'Upping the Shanty'
Painting the Past: How Art Helps Us See North Devon's Changing Coastline
Mapping & 3D modelling the remains at Fort Crosby
From Wareham Museum to Poole Quay's fishing dock
Coasts in Mind and Ace Holds the Space Intergenerational Memory Workshop Event
Delving in to Pub Folklore, Tidal Surges and Vestiges of the Creekside at the Open Faversham Festival
Holes Bay: part of a larger whole?
Memory walk from Blundellsands to Crosby Marine Lake
From Quiet Shores to Allied Stronghold: North Devon’s Crucial Role in D-Day
Alice Watts: The History and Journeys of the "Wood Ketch" Laid Up at Whitstable

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