ELF researchers have secured 3 further years of funding for public delivery of “Europe’s Lost Frontiers” mapping and modelling. The work is part of the AHRC project “Unpath’d Waters: marine and maritime collections in the UK” (https://www.nationalcollection.org.uk/Discovery_Projects ).

Unpath’d Waters is one of 5 large collections grants and is led by Barney Sloane at Historic England. Simon, Phil and Vince will be working on integrated mapping of palaeolandscapes in the North Sea as part of a large collaborative team stretching across the UK.

Project partners are : Historic Environment Scotland, MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology), National Maritime Museum, the Universities of Bangor, Bradford, Portsmouth, St Andrews, Southampton, Ulster, York, Glasgow School of Art, National Oceanography Centre, Mary Rose Trust, Maritime Archaeology Trust, Nautical Archaeology Society, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, Wessex Archaeology, Welsh Government Historic Environment Service, Department for Communities Northern Ireland, Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Manx National Heritage, Marine Management Organisation, & Protected Wreck Association