Jobs at risk as Norfolk archaeological unit to be shut down
Seahenge: The internationally-famous timber circle discovered at Holme in the 1990s. - Credit: NORFOLK MUSEUM SERVICE An archaeological unit - whose highly specialised workers helped investigate remarkable Norfolk discoveries including Seahenge and the West Runton Mammoth - is to be closed down. The jobs of seven staff are at risk due to the phased shut down of the NPS Archaeological Unit (NAU), with bosses saying the decision "has not been taken lightly". But bosses at Norse say the unit, originally known as the Norfolk Archaeological Unit, is making losses. A spokesperson for Norse said: ...