Christopher Catling examines new evidence of the ancient links between Celtic Britain and the eastern Mediterranean…
Economics cannot be used to measure the emotional, educational, psychological, spiritual, health, and social benefits of heritage – all the things that make life worth living.…
At a time of food scarcity, obesity became a desirable condition… the Venus figurines represented an ideal body type.…
Christopher Catling delves into the origins of an urban myth in his regular column on the eccentricities of the heritage world…
Christopher Catling examines the new guidelines contained within the Government's recent White Paper on planning…
Today, 757 synagogues are deemed to be at risk, which illustrates the scale of the task facing the FJH in its mission to ‘celebrate and honour Europe’s lost Jewish communities’ and rescue these emblematic buildings as ‘powerful places of education’ offering ‘valuable insights into Jewish life and its impact on…
Christopher Catling employs joined-up thinking in his regular column on the eccentricities of the heritage world…
Christopher Catling highlights threats to Fab Four-related buildings in their home city of Liverpool…
'Context is all': as the culture wars heat up, Christopher Catling looks at the problems of our contested heritage…
Christopher Catling looks at how lockdown made us all appreciate the cultural and heritage highlights in our own back yards…