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Alex Bellisario: CITiZAN (Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network)

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The community response to England's largest archaeological site
The coastal and intertidal zone archaeological network (CITiZAN) is England’s response to the ever increasing threat of erosion to our coastal heritage. The CITiZAN project will pull together an army of volunteers who live and work locally to the coastline who will be the first line of defence. We will train our volunteers on how to identify, record and monitor the archaeology through our mobile app and archaeological survey training programme, whilst also providing guided walks, lectures and workshops to engage the wider community. We hope to be England’s largest community project.

More information on CITiZAN and their work can be found at: http://www.citizan.org.uk/
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