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Understanding Landscapes

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Understanding Landscapes: Project resources

Educational resources

We have prepared two Local Heritage Learning Resource Packs to enable primary schools to integrate local archaeology and heritage into their programme of learning. The Resource Packs are self-contained and include all necessary instructions and source materials.

Booklets

he Understanding Landscapes project engaged the public in exploring their local heritage in various ways, including archaeological survey and excavation, as well as research into place-names, field-names, and the physical fabric of the ‘historic landscape’ that is all around us.

This work is published in two forms: summary booklets for each of Calstock (which will be added to this page when it is complete) and Ipplepen, and books for each of Calstock (to be published by British Archaeological Reports) and Ipplepen (published by Oxbow) that will present our detailed results.

Heritage trails

In both Calstock and Ipplepen there are various places that the public can visit.

For Ipplepen we have produced a leaflet with a suggested trail you could follow that is available below.

For Calstock, there are already several excellent heritage trails produced by the Tamar Valley National Landscape.

Videos

An Unexpected Discovery - Calstock Archaeological Dig 2019

Ipplepen - Re-defining Roman Devon

The Romans at Ipplepen