Cheshire is a county rich in archaeology, including:
- Iron Age hill forts such as Helsby, Woodhouse, Eddisbury, Kelsborrow, Beeston and Maiden Castle.
- Chester Roman amphitheatre and fort.
- Roman hoards such as Malpas, Peover and Knutsford.
- The stunning Huxley hoard of Viking silver
- The Anglo-Saxon crosses at Sandbach
- The medieval abbey at Norton Priory
- The medieval castles at Chester and Beeston
- Chester’s medieval rows.
- The beautifully preserved Little Moreton Hall
Explore artefacts and coins found in Cheshire and recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database. There’s even more about Cheshire finds and volunteering on our blog.
To get involved, try one of the museums, clubs or societies or come to a local event. Or contact us to learn more about volunteering for the Portable Antiquities Scheme.
