Ground-breaking radar technology is currently being leveraged to explore and unravel the hidden timeline of Lincoln Cathedral, a paramount landmark in Lincolnshire. Recent surveys have unveiled previously undiscovered aspects of the building’s historical elements, affording new viewpoints on its architectural progression.
The initiative is part of continual efforts to conserve and deepen the understanding of the cathedral’s abundant heritage, which has served as a focal point of the city since its original formation in the 11th century. With the aid of ground-penetrating radar, specialists are revealing stratums of history that have been hidden for hundreds of years, casting light on the cathedral’s significance in both local and national timelines.
This technological progression not only supports researchers and archaeologists but also enhances the cultural narrative for locals and tourists.
