We are @heritagelottery funded @ArchaeologyNCL project to encourage and enable #community involvement in the management of Hadrian's Wall WHS
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ALT Rocky, uneven line of Hadrian's Wall at Walltown Crags runs along the bottom of the image, with the following text over the sky above the Wall: After almost 4 years, the WallCAP project is coming to an end. It has been an absolutely fantastic 4 years, and we have studied, explored and learned more about every inch of Hadrian's Wall, from its stones to what remains in the ground, and have helped preserve it for the future. We could not have done it without our dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers, so thank you so much to every one of you who has given time to the project! Thank you as well to the National Lottery Heritage Funs and Newcastle University for their support of the project, and to all our partners along the Wall. The WallCAP Team
ALT Map showing the line of Hadrian's Wall with the symbols representing the forts, milecastles and turrets, and lines for the Wall, Vallum and north ditch. The basemap is different shades of green, and there is a legend on the right side of the map.
ALT A geologist using a portable xray fluorescence (pXRF_ to analyse the chemical composition of Hadrian's Wall stones and Whin Sill bedrock. The line of Hadrian's Wall stretches along behind him.
ALT The WallCAP logo. It is a green leaf and the stem is the outline of a wall. It says Hadrian's Wall Community Archaeology on the leaf.
ALT A blue square with the title 'Public Dissemination or Presentation Shortlist' and images of the six shortlisted nominations: Uncovering Roman Carlisle, The Forgotten Cemetery, Online Publication of Hollis Croft, WallCAP, A14: Evolution of landscape, and Abingdon Online Archaeological Map. The background image depicts a group of people digging in a trench.
