Magna Fort Archive - Roman Army Museum

Climate Change and Heritage Resources

Climate Change

Downloadable fact sheets and further information about the work the Vindolanda Trust is doing to understand the impacts of climate change on heritage and archaeology.

In the foreground is a weather monitoring station, with a number of cables, panels, and scientific instruments used to measure changes in the weather. A group of people stand behind it, leaning on a fence listening to a talk about the station.

Magna Monitoring Data Viewer

Climate Change,

Research

Since April 2022, we have been monitoring the weather and soil environment at Magna Roman Fort. View the data captured here.

A group of people with their backs to the camera are looking at a laptop screen in a grassy field. The person holding the laptop has a grey polo shirt, red cap, and short brown hair.

Climate Change and Volunteering: A Toolkit

Climate Change,

Research

A toolkit designed for heritage managers and organisations to empower volunteers to integrate climate change in heritage into their volunteering roles.

Carvoran House & Cottage

The holiday experience of a lifetime, with accommodation at Carvoran House & Cottage that includes exclusive excavation places at the adjacent Magna Roman Fort.

Magna Dig Diary 2026

Dig Diary

Magna 2026 Dig Diary with all our updates from the team throughout our fourth season of excavation at Magna Roman Fort.

Read our 2026 Dig Diary

Magna Excavations

Excavations

The Magna Excavations are part of a five-year project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and will continue until 2027. Find out about what's involved, how to participate and when you can see the digging taking place.