1. Rare 6ft mammoth tusk discovered off the coast of Mersea Island.
Discovered by volunteers of Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network (Citizan) ...
Date: 30 March 2017
Image ID CZN_001

2. Rare 6ft mammoth tusk discovered off the coast of Mersea Island.
Discovered by volunteers of Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network (Citizan) ...
Date: 31 March 2017
Image ID CZN_007

3. A structure that has appeared from the mud to the east of the Blockhouse Fort near East Mersea Stone. The stakes are substantial - some are a metre high. They ...
Date: 15 August 2016
Image ID CZN_021

4. Board walk timbers found off Coopers Beach.
Date: 19 January 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_011

5. Bronze Age board walk boards found off East Mersea.
Timber 1 239 x 11 x 2.6 cm
Timber 2 256 x 10.6 x 4.7 cm
Timber 3 235 x 11.8 x ...
Date: 19 January 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_013

6. Recovering the board walk found in the mud off Coopers Beach.
Date: 19 January 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_017

7. Board walk timbers found off Coopers Beach. Team gently lifting timber 2.
Date: c19 January 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_021

8. Recovering the board walk found in the mud off Coopers Beach.
Oliver Hutchinson centre, Jess Tipper right.
Date: 19 January 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_023

9. Recovering the board walk found in the mud off Coopers Beach.
L-R 1. Mark Dixon, 2. Elliot Wragg from MOLA, 3. Jess Tipper, 4. Oliver Hutchinson
Date: 19 January 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_025

10. Recovering the board walk found in the mud off Coopers Beach. Safe in Mark Dixon's boat.
Date: 19 January 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_027

11. Board walk timbers found off Coopers Beach. Jane cleaning timber 4 at Museum of London Archaeology.
Date: 31 March 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_031

12. Board walk timbers found off Coopers Beach. Wrapping timber 3 at Museum of London Archaeology. Scale drawings were done and then they were sent to Portsmouth ...
Date: 31 March 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_041

13. Removing a section from one of the board walk timbers for dating. Ian Tyers, dendrochronologist from Historic England.
Date: cApril 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_051

14. Section removed from board walk timber for dendrochronology (tree ring dating). The result was 'not before 952 BC'.
Date: cApril 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_053

15. CITiZAN volunteers waiting for the tide. Coopers Beach.
Front row Carol Wyatt, Mark Dixon, Oliver Hutchinson, ?
Date: cMarch 2017
Image ID CZN_TBR_101

16. Board walk construction - from Mersea Museum Exhibition.
Clockwise: A Bronze age axe head perfectly fits the toolmarks on the timbers; a close up of the ...
Date: 10 July 2021
Image ID CZN_TBR_201

17. A replica Bronze Age axe in the hole in the end of one of the board walk timbers recovered off East Mersea. The hole is about 50mm square and the axe is a good ...
Date: c10 July 2021
Image ID CZN_TBR_205

18. Oliver Hutchinson of CITiZAN after unveiling of Bronze Age Board Walk at Mersea Museum.
Date: 28 April 2022
Image ID CZN_TBR_301