Projects

Abbey Town Survey and Excavation

Abbey Town Survey and Excavation Grampus has been working at Holme Cultram with members of the West Cumbria Archaeology Society since the summer of 2006. The main objectives of the survey and excavation was to try and find the original foundations as part of the Society’s investigation into the history and archaeology of the Abbey. […]

Blennerhasset Roman Fort

Grampus was recently asked to undertake a geophysical survey of Blennerhasset Roman Fort as part of the “From Fort To Farms” community project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The fort was discovered in 1984 through AP’s, with some geophysical survey completed on one of the corners of the fort.

Celebrating Seasons

The “Celebrating Seasons” project has been funded by the Grundtvig programme, which funds opportunities for adult education organisations, staff and learners. It is part of the European Commission’s Lifelong Learning programme and has 2 key objectives:

Discovering Derventio

Grampus was recently awarded money from the Heritage Lottery Fund to continue with our work in and around Papcastle. We have started straight away with our new project, “Discovering Derventio”, with a community excavation at the bottom of Sibby Brow on the Papcastle side of the River Derwent, which has uncovered a series of buildings.

EVEHD

FALESAF

Fostering Adult Learner Empowerment through Storytelling And Folklore FALESAF is an EU-funded project which promotes inter-generational and inter-cultural dialogue, and increases adult learners’ knowledge and experience through storytelling and folklore. 5 Partners from across Europe- Bulgaria, England, Iceland, Ireland and Germany- will host workshops, education sessions, storytelling events and pedagogical seminars which are open to […]

Klaustur á Íslandi – Monasticism in Iceland

Klaustur á Íslandi – Monasticism in Iceland Geophysical Survey in Iceland. Grampus Heritage are working with Professor Steinunn J Kristjánsdóttir, who has hosted our graduate archaeology groups for the past several years, on the “Monasticism in Iceland” project, taking magnetometers and resistivity equipment to do the geophysical survey of the sites being investigated. The aim of the project is to […]

PRIDE

PRIDE: PARTNERSHIP FOR RURAL IMPROVEMENT & DEVELOPMENT IN EUROPE PRIDE is supported by the EU Erasmus Plus programme and is an adult education staff mobility partnership. Participants are drawn from a UK consortium of partners from (mainly) Northern England and Scotland like WICAT, National Trust, Wardell Armstrong, Natural England, Yorkshire Dales NP, Earth Doctors, Crosslanes, VAR Initiative,  Sublime Foundation,  The Environment Partnership, Hayton […]

Sharing Landscapes

Sharing Landscapes Grampus is a partner in the “Sharing Landscapes” Project, which is a Grundtvig Multilateral funded project. The project aims to create an interdisciplinary methodology on teaching outdoors for adult learners. The Sharing Landscapes project focuses on language and landscapes; in an urban, rural, local and global context. It aims to developing skills in […]

Sinbad

Sinbad – A journey to promote key competences in early childhood education through story telling The Sinbad project aims at promoting storytelling and the use of storytelling techniques in pre-school and primary school education, in order to enhance the key competences acquired by children. Grampus Heritage are partners in the consortium led by Wisamar Bildungsgesellschaft […]