Parish Boundaries project Council for British Archaeology — East Midlands Group: Archaeology for all  Charity No. 1082287 Would you like to explore the main CBA national site? Click here for archaeologyuk.org East Midlands Made with Xara Web Designer Council for British Archaeology A pilot study for this project was completed in 2014 involving Bingham Heritage Trails Association, Bramcote Local History Group and East Bridgford Local  History Group. It is now being taken up more widely within the region. The idea of this project is to involve local groups in a regional exercise to map   their local parish boundaries and identify features of archaeological and historic  interest. The result will be a unique online resource accessible to anyone with  an interest in historic landscapes and will serve as an important record. The database will be built up over time and it is hoped that eventually the whole of  the East Midlands will be covered.  A Cloud-based database, topographic map and GIS will be available free to anyone who wishes to participate. Anyone interested in history or archaeology  can take part — training is available if required. For further information, go to https://boundaryproject.cbaem.org, or contact boundaries@archaeologyUK.org. You can also find out more about the project by listening online to talks from a Parish Boundaries day at Creswell Crags in 2022 — go to https://sites.google.com/view/iceageinsightsuk/creswell-events- 2022/parish-boundaries.  CBA EAST MIDLANDS  PARISH BOUNDARY  PROJECT Be part of a project to define historic boundaries  Be part of history Landscapes are important to people — they form the background of our everyday lives as the dynamic expression of the interaction between the natural environment and human activity over time (Antrop, 1998)  The history of the British Isles lies waiting to be discovered. With your help, we can save this knowledge and share it with everyone It is brilliant to know that groups are nurturing the interests of archaeologists and historians of the future (A. Thomson, 2014) Council for British Archaeology East Midlands  PARISH BOUNDARIES PROJECT