Archaeology at The Seaside Conference.

Recent discoveries from Lincolnshire By Lisa Brundle

Navigating down the Lincolnshire coast in the 12th Century By Mark Gardiner

Taken at the flood: two decades of mapping in the southern North Sea By James Walker

Sea, Salt, Sand, Salt, Salinae: Lincolnshire’s dynamic coast By Tom Lane

A history of settlement on the Lincolnshire coast By Caitlin Green

Sandilands and the National Trust By Emily Eastwood and Carl Hawke

Medieval Boston – international trading city By Alison Fairma

There will be a bookstall selling new and secondhand books plus a display by the Heritage Environment Record, Lincolnshire County Council.

Admission includes , tea, coffee and a buffet lunch.

The 2026 Archaeology Conference organisedby the Society’s Archaeology Team will take place at The Storehouse on the front at Skegness. It will include a variety of talks and displays. In addition to a selection of talks, the Conference will host a Society bookstall selling new and second-hand books and maps.

There is a large pay and display car park opposite the venue.

Skegness can be reached by rail.

Image courtesy of Mike Wood, Network Archaeology

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