## Annual report 2021 

www.norfarchtrust.org.uk 


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The church of St Edmund<br>at Caistor Roman Town.<br>Photo: Nick Stone 2021<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


## **Impact of the Pandemic** 

It has been wonderful, in the last few months to see the return of guided tours, events and school/education group visits across NATs sites. The restrictions bought about by the Covid pandemic has meant that these activities have been on hold. 

## Earlier this year NAT successfully 

visits and we were able to run an event at Caistor Roman Town and the popular Heritage Open Days. The pandemic has bought more visitors to our sites as people enjoyed getting outdoors and this trend has continued since the restrictions have lifted. However, with more visitors comes the cost of more regular maintenance, plus additional issues with litter, anti-social behaviour, criminal damage, and theft. 

achieved the ‘We’re Good to Go’ Industry Standard mark demonstrating that we had adapted to ensure that we were in line with respective Government and public health guidance.  Once we had a COVID-19 risk assessment in place, we were able to allow guided tours to return – albeit in small, prebooked groups only. 

As the year has continued, and always following public health guidance, we increased our guided tours, saw a return of a small quantity of education group 

We have been working closely with Historic England and the Norfolk Constabulary to manage these challenges. 

## **Heritage Open Days** 

This year we ran Heritage Open Days at four of our sites supported by local volunteers. 

At Caistor Roman Town, Caistor Roman Project volunteers ran guided tours entitled ‘What was it like living at Venta Icenorum?’. 

Norfolk Archaeological Trust volunteers also ran similar guided tours at Burgh Castle Fort and St Benet’s Abbey. 

We also ran a special talk on the apple and pear trees at Fiddlers Hill Barrow, which was successful, albeit very wet. 



## **Conservation work St Benet’s Abbey** 


A condition survey in 2020 identified a package of conservation works required to consolidate the flint walls to stabilise and protect the masonry on the church ruins at St Benet’s Abbey. We were fortunate enough to be awarded an Historic England Grant - Covid-19 Emergency Heritage at Risk Response Fund to enable the repairs to be completed during 2021. 

Much of the damage to low lying walls had been caused by visitors climbing on the ruins, but also taking flints to create a cairn on the altar. There was a risk of losing the surviving 15th century flushwork on the north exterior wall. 

Conservation repair work took place throughout the warmer months of the year and is now completed. These works included cutting or treating and removing invasive vegetation from masonry, brushing off loose and spalled mortar and carrying out consolidation as required to stabilise and protect masonry, re-setting loose or missing flints, and re-pointing. 

There has also been an extension to the windmill rainwater chute, to encourage the water to fall away from the brickwork. NAT is very grateful to Historic England for their Covid-19 Emergency Heritage at Risk Response Fund. 

_St Benet’s Abbey church ruins and cross._ 

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## **New Steps coming soon at Caistor Roman Town** 

Scheduled Monument Consent (SMC) has been granted for the construction of approximately 10 steps. 

This will provide improved access from the kissing gate located at the bottom of the moat or ditch adjacent to the entrance track to Caistor St Edmund Parish Church just off Stoke Road. 

We are grateful to South Norfolk District Council who are funding the steps through our management agreement. These steps will make public access easier, particular during the winter months. 


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Looking west across<br>Caistor Roman Town.<br>Photo: Nick Stone 2021<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


## **Changing faces at NAT** 

It has been a year of change for NAT. Director Caroline Davison left us earlier this year, to concentrate on her writing career. Natalie Butler took over from Caroline having previously worked for NAT as the Volunteer Co-ordinator. 

work in the last year and we wish her well for the future. 

Jules Armour joined us in April as the new Volunteer Co-ordinator.  Sadly, Helen Evans – our Administrator is leaving us at the end of November, we thank her for her hard 

We are also saying a sad goodbye to Heather Bolt. Heather has been a Trustee 

of  NAT for 18 years – her knowledge, enthusiasm and creativity has been a tremendous support. We thank her for her time and dedication. 

In early 2022, we will be recruiting for new Trustees to join NAT. If you fancy a new challenge and have time and experience to join us, please do get in touch. 

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An aerial view of Burgh<br>Castle Fort.<br>Photo: Debra Stokes 2018.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


## **Burgh Castle Fort Car Park** 

One of NATs strategic aims is to “Develop a sustainable business model through greater entrepreneurship, improved financial management and rejuvenated governance.” 

The Onwards and Upwards project highlighted that a new stream of revenue which could seriously support our charitable work could be introducing car parking charges at some of our sites. This year we have conducted local public consultation regarding our proposal to introduce car parking charges at the Burgh Castle Fort car park. Taking on board comments we 

received, we have now submitted a planning application to Great Yarmouth Borough Council for the installation of a pay machine, ANPR camera and associated signage. The feedback, an example of which is shown here,  focused on ensuring the charges were reasonable, and included an opportunity for local, regular visitors to be able to purchase a yearly permit. 

“I think it’s important to preserve the site and if charging for parking is one way to raise money for this, then reluctantly I would agree you have to go ahead. I think the charges seem reasonable compared to other places and the good standard of the carpark.” 

We are hopeful for a decision in early 2022. Being able to introduce car parking charges at this site will make such a huge difference to what we will be able to achieve. 

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Launched at Burgh Castle Fort and Caistor Roman Town, followed by St Benet’s Abbey, the role of these volunteers has been to engage with visitors during the peak months.  Sharing their knowledge of the history of the sites and the wildlife who call it home, these new volunteers have also been part of the strategy to increase a visible NAT presence across sites. 

As part of their role, they have been asked to advise the public on how to help us care for these special places, which includes taking litter home and not to climb on the ruins. Out Meet & Greet volunteers are part of our reporting mechanism looking out for metal detecting and anti social behaviour.  As we end the summer season and the role stands down for the winter, we will review the role with regards to 2022. 

Initial feedback from volunteers and visitors is that the public are pleased to see volunteers on site and are happy to have the opportunity to talk to NAT – whether that be questions or to provide feedback. The aim is that this role becomes an established part of the NAT volunteer team, and one that can be rolled out to other sites as visitor numbers require. 




## **Heritage Crime Awareness and Family Fun event at Caistor Roman Town** 

The Heritage crime awareness event was moved from July to September to avoid the extended covid restrictions. 


It was a very successful day, and many organisations came along to support us including Norfolk Constabulary, the RSPCA, Portable Antiques Scheme and the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. Guided tours of the Roman Town were run throughout the day, there were children’s activities, a trail, and an artist in residence. We sold guidebooks, recruited volunteers and raised the awareness of NAT. Many thanks to all the volunteers and organisations which supported us on the day. 

## **Norfolk Archaeological Trust - Trustee Role Profile** 

Would  you like to apply to be a Trustee of NAT? 

As a Trustee you will bring leadership skills, knowledge and experience, independence and objectivity of judgement. Your role includes: 

- To act as an ambassador for NAT, opening doors and making introductions. 

- To help shape the strategies and associated plans; to highlight issues of importance or concern that should be reflected within them; and once set, to challenge and support their delivery. 

- To debate major issues affecting NAT. 

- To act as a critical friend to NAT including reviewing performance against an agreed set of performance indicators. 

For a Trustee Recruitment Pack – please get in touch with Natalie – nataliebutler@norfarchtrust.org.uk 


## Keeping in touch 

We will always be pleased to hear from members about any aspect of the Trust’s work, especially if you are interested in volunteering at one of our sites.  Email: info@norfarchtrust.org.uk 

## You can also follow us on social media: 

Twitter: @NorfArchTrust, 

Instagram: norfolkarchaeologytrust 

Facebook:  facebook.com/NorfArchTrust 

facebook.com/burghcastlefort facebook.com/stbenetsabbeynorfolk 

We also regularly update the website news and events pages www.norfarchtrust.org.uk. 

Text and photographs by Natalie Butler unless otherwise stated. Design by Nick Stone at Starfish http://www.starfishlimited.co.uk 




The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
la company limited by guarantee)
Annual Report and Financial Statements
Year ended 31 March 2021
Company numL%f
191668
Chanty nun**r
274604

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
la company limited by gu3rantÈÈl
Annual Report and Finan¢lal Statements
Year ended 31 March 2021
Contents
Legal and adrnini51ratN8 infotmatityi
Report of thre¢tor and CL¥J￿1 lkn*)e
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Report of Ihe lTrJeFerKleTht ExanN
Slatement of finanaal actMts5 lir￿￿*¥4 $unJThry
inccffje atxl expendbture ac£omti
Stateffent of financial
Notes forming part ofthe finantsal $tale￿ts
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The Norfolk Archaeologlcal Trust
Annual Report and Financial Statements
Year ended 31 March 2021
Legal and admlnlstrdtlve inforn)ation
Charity name
The Norfolk Ar￿a￿￿gical Trust
Charity registration number
274eiM
Company regtslralton number
191668
Registeied office
Castk Chambers
Opie Street
Norw
NRI 3DP
Opeiation81 address
S Fra￿>S Road
Long Sltatlon
Norfdk
NR15 2XT
Trustses
Mr N D Balaam
Mrs H A Boll
Mr P G Foster
Mr P B Griffilhs MBE
Mr H J Kilvert
Dr J M Lesler
Mr M T Martin MBE
Piof. E M Pye
Mr J M &"sson Ichaimianl
Prol. O H WarTrxk
Trustees a￿ referred to as'council Members.. All Truslees are Directors.
Co-Directors
Ms C Davison (resigned January 20211
Mrs N Butler lapwinted February 2021)
Company sterttsry
Mis H Evans
Bankers
CAF 8ank Lld
25 Kings Hill Avenue
West Malling
Kent
ME194JQ
Solicitors
Cozens-Hardy LLP
Op* Street
Norwich
NR13DP
Independent Examiner
Joanne Fox FCA
Larking Gowen LLP
15 Uppei King Streel
NR3 1RB

The Norfolk Archaeologlcal Trust
Report of the Director and Council Membern
Yearended 31 March 2021
The Direclor and Courtl Members present their reF￿r1 and Ihe finanaal ststernents for year eThJed
31 Marth 2021.
Structure* governance and management
Goveming document
The organi8ation Is a th3iTtable c(Knpany (he￿after ￿ferred to as th2 Tll￿tI. lirnited by guarantee. inwwrated
on 31 July 1923 and registered as a L*arity on 7 April 1978. The c(Nmpany was established un(*r a
MemoraThYum orAssociat￿n which estsIA￿he[ts the (*4e¢ts and p)*prs of the oynpany an¢J is govemed under
ils ArtirJe5 of Ass(tiation. In the eTrAII of the ujmpany beiThJ wound up ihe rT*mbe@ a￿ reqtsired to contribute
aTh arrK)vTht not exceeding £1.
Appolntment of Council Members
Under the terms of the Memorandum aThJ Arltdes ol nvwthJn(il k*mbws may be appO￿ted
al any tirre. subjerl ¢0 re*￿tIOn at the next AGM. ￿￿nkn￿nI ts aL80 to the Trust's
RecwitfneTrt a￿1 polw.
Council Member inductstsn and tralnlng
New Council Mernbers are br*f*l on their ￿gaI d)IYa￿"0nS undet tharrty law. the ￿fttent ofthe Vanofandum
and ArtKles of Assouabon and recent financrdl ￿rtOM)8n￿ of the Tntst. as part ol Ihe ag￿ed induction
pro￿$$ Counal a￿ encouraged lo allend appropriate extemal trauiirwj events where these will
facililale ts undertaking of their role.
Oryanb5ation
The Membe[5 of Ihe Cou￿￿1 administer Trust. Courol meets quarterfy. M5 C Davts￿ has been
apwnted by the cou￿1 Members to manage Ihe ¢Jay to day operations of Tn￿1. To faGilrtalÈ ÈffectNe
operations, she has de￿ated aut￿rIty. *ithin the lerrns ol dekgalKTrn approved by the Counal Members
for operabonal matters indudia9 projed a￿1￿1￿ and ffinan￿. In January 2021. Ms C Davison resigned a￿¥
Mrs N But￿rwa$ appointed a director in Febnjary 2021 aThJ t*canE ￿SpOn￿b￿ for managing the adivities
of Trust.
Objectives and prfjnclpal a¢tlvities
The prirnary objecaive ofthe T(usl is to arKI fosterlhe disco¥ery. excavatKJn. preservatK)n, feLx)rding
and study of sites and oty"e¢ts of arc*8eol(NJical ￿ htstori(al inporta[￿ wilhin cthnty of Norfolk for the
public benefrt.
The prinrjpal activitw ol the Tru￿ conts"nL* to man￿em&￿t aThJ maffiteTranc* ofits pryrt*s for publi¢
a￿SS.
Rlsk management
The Council v￿mberS have examir*d the major stralegic, bustEss armj operats.onal risk5 the Trust
faces and have produced a dorAJment sets out the syslems and pro￿ureS to mitwJate major rBks.
The strategy also indudes pro￿ureS to minuntse the impad on the Tru51 shwkl those risks materialise.
This po4icy is revEwed biannualty.
Public benefit
TfE Directors Counril Vembets confiwm Ihat. in exercasiro IheirF<A4Ets aThJ dut￿$. they have cx)mpl
th If*irduty to have regard lo the gupjance publ￿ tr*nefrt publthed by the Chanty Corrfflissb)n.

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
Report of the Directors and Council Members (continued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
Achievements. perforniance and future plans
Review of activitie3 and perfonnance
The Trust continued to manage its archaeological sites. A more detailed review of projecls can be found in note 14
to the accounts and in the 2021 Spring Newsletter avaiiabk on our website. A surrmry is given below..
In January 2021. Ihe Trust's Director. Caroline Davison, lor the lasl wx years. stood down to cA)n￿n1[ale on hèr
writing career. Caroline has wyked tirelessty lor the Trust. and her enthusiasm. de(li(zb"on and organisational
skills will be g¥e8tly rnissed.
Due lo the Covid-19 pandemic. the Trust's guided tours were paused and events cancelled whith resulted in limited
opporiunities for lundr8ising. although an Online Fete was njn provided some income and raised the chariws
profile and objectNes onlhne. in a new diqilal lormal.
Over the p8St three years the Bur9h Castle Almanac ptoFct, led by the Resloration Trust, has been supporting
people who experien￿ mental illness through a creabve approa¢* tts expknring the h￿tOry and landscapes of the
Roman Fort. Due to the lock-down the fflonthly mindfulness walks. talks wlh experts etc. (xme to a hall. The group
have found ways of keeping in touch through l￿M ￿et￿9$. facebook and phor* calls aiKI their success has been
used as a national case study by the NationJ Lottery. This projecl is nearin9 (xsmpletion, bul there is potential for
ils format to be used again al olhei NAT srtes. W by the Restoralion Trust.
Due to the pandeffltc the annual Heritage Open Days nThied online. v￿unteerS from Burgh Caslle, St Benefs Abbey
and Bijmham Norton Friary created short videos ￿ttt slories. and the h"ts1￿ of the sites wh￿h was uploaded
online. These weie very Fy)pular and uealed a reach of over 14.IYJJ people.
In line with the slrategic plan. the post of volunteer C￿ordInatOr vras su￿$S1U1￿ put in pla¢x. and has been a huge
help in developing volunteer surrfK)rt at our siles_
A new guide book lor Caistor Roman T(Mn vrds produced and published funded by extemal grarhts and a legacy.
Plans for future periods
- year. CovKI-19 restrid•)ns pem)rtting. Run by volunteers
Heritage Open Days will be ooih online and in ￿ thi.
it feal(Jre St Benel's Abbey. Burgh Caslle, Caistor Roman Towr, 8nd Fiddlers Hill.
As a resull of the pandetnic all activrties suth as guided tours and fundrnisir￿ evenls have been put on hold. How&vèr,
as easing of restrictions continues rt is hoped that 9UKled tours wll re￿mn*n￿.
In line wth the strategic plan, it is hoped thal the car parking charges can be inttoduced al Burgh Castle and Caistor
Roman Town.
Works to consolidale Sl Benel'$ Abbey ruins, furKled by the NLHF Ibill ￿ done.
School visils wll recomrrEnce when permitted.
An outdoor event. focused on raising Ihe Wdreness ol the imp* of Heritage Crin*. is planned for July 2021. Covid
festriiaions p8rmitting.
Financial review
Princlpal funding sources
In the current year the Trust has received grants from OEFRA under its AgTren¥ironment Sthemes and from the RPA
under its Basic Payment5 SrJ)eme. In addrtion Englk8h Heril89e. and varw)us local authorities have Pfovided lunds lo
cover operational and othef costs. Details of grants ieceivalAe are sel out in nolè 8. Other SoUr￿S of funding include
income trom a ￿ntaI property, grazing fees and guKle tr*xik sales. Applulions to parl fund major projeds are made
to DEFRA. The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Natural England. English Heritage and other bodies %then appropriate.
In the current year the Trust rec4Jrded a s￿￿US on its unr8Stricted activities of £569 belore investment gains.
Investment policy
The Counal Members have the power to administer and manage the assets of the Ch￿ty. They have debegated the
management of their propefty portfolio to Ihe Trust's Direclors. The Trust a150 maintains a portfolio of listed investmènts.
These are invested under the guidan¢e of profe5Stonal advisors in ordei to mitigate capital risk by spreading across
sectors In established companies and io mainlain in(x)me returns. Surplus cash lunds are generally held in deposits
to match the needs of the Trust Iof liquKI lurKIs. The Counol Mewnbers review the level ol equity investmenls frotn limè
to litne in the light of inveslmenl needs of the I riisl. It is the Council Members objective to secure investmenl income
towards part of Ihe running costs of the Trust vA)ilst achieving sufficient grry•Ah to enable the investments lo grow to
provide lor increasing operational cosls in the future.

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
Report of the Directors and Council Members (continued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
Reserves policy
The Council Members have examined the Trust's requirements for reserves in the I￿h1 of main risks to Ihe
ocganisalion have established a policy whereby the unrestricted funds not committed or invested in tsngible fixed
assets and investments hekl by the Trust should not fall below a minimum of £50,000. The reseives are needed lo
finance any cyclical major repairs and act as a buffer against any unforeseen events. Al 31 March 2021 the free
reserves Iwhich exclude all fixed assets and investmenlsl amounted lo £62.792. The level of'free rese￿es, is
considered appropriate gwen the scale of 8cbvilies of the Norfolk ArchaeobJical Trust. the nature of its listed
buildings,scheduled monuments and sites managed.
Staternent of Directors. and Council Members. Responsibilities
The Directors and Council Members are responsible for preparing the Directors and Council Members Report and
the financial statements in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United
Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Praclicel.
Company law requires the Directors and Council Members to prepare finanaal statements for each financial year
which give a true and fair view of the stale of affairs of the Trusl and of the income and expenditure for the year.
In preparing these financial statements the Directors and Council Members a￿ required lo..
select suitable accounting policies and then appty them consistenty..
observe the method and principles of the Charities SORP..
make judgefnenls and eslimales that are reasonable and pruden(
prepare the financial statements on the going concem basis unless rt is inappropriate to presume Ihal the
Trust will continue in operation.
slate whether applicable UK Accounting Standards have been followed. subject to any material departures
disclosed and explained in the financial statemen15.
The Directors and Council Members are responsible for keeping adequate accounting records thal are Suff￿lent
to show and explain the Trust's transactions and disclose with reasonable accuracy al any time the financial
posilion ol the Tiusl and to enable Ihem lo ensure that the financial slalements compty wth the Companies Act
2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the company and hence for taking reasonab
steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other I￿egUlarltses.
Directors and Council Members
The Council Members. who are Directors for the purFK)se of company law and Truslees for the purpose
of charity law and who served during the year and up lo the dale ol this report are sel out on page 1.
The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies sel out in the
notes lo the accounts and comply wth the charity's governing d(KumenL the Charities Act 2011 and
Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Statement of Recommended Practi￿ applicab￿ lo charities
preparing their accounts in accordance wth the Financial Rewrting Slandard applicable in the UK
and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102) leffects.ve 1 January 2019).
Since the company qualifies as small under Seclion 383, the strategic report required of medium and large
Companies under the Companies Act 20C* {Strategic Report and Directors, Report} Regulatbons is not required.
Approved by the Cguncil Mem1￿[$ on 12 October 2021.
6Mf eto
J M Sisson
Chaimian

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
Independent Exarninerfs report
For the year ended 31 March 2021
Independent Examinees Yeportto the Council Mvmbers of The Norfolk Archaeological Trnst
I report lo the charty Counril MemtErs on my exarninabon oftl* acts￿nts Oft￿ rt*npany for Ihe y8ai ènded
31 Marth 2021 wh￿h are sei out on pa9es 6 10 13.
Responsibilitie5 and basls of report
A5 the tharity Council Members of the ccmnpany land also its Difed(x5 for Ihe purposes of company lawl you
are responsible for preparati￿ of the accounts in a¢cordan(t the requirernenls of Ihe Companies A¢t
20c61.the 20(￿ Arfl.
Having satisfEd myself thai the accA)unts ol the company ate not required lo be audited under Part 16 01 the
20(6 Act and are el'gible for indeFEThJent examination. I reprKt In ￿speCt ol my examinalk)n of yow cornpanls
accounts as carried out urKYer section 145 of Charibes Act 2011 I'lhe 2011 Aol'l. In carying out my
examination l knave followed the ￿[e￿￿)nS given by Ibe Charity c￿nmI￿on Sec￿ 145(5Xbl of the
2011 Act.
IndependentexaEninerfs Slatement
I have c*Jmpleted rny ex3minalKJn I ￿n{IrM Ih8t no rnatters have (xme io my 8tt8nii)n in tx)nnecth)n with
the examination gi￿￿9 me cause to beI￿ve Ih3t in any material resped..
1 accountsro rerx)rds We￿ t¥Ji kept in resped ol the a)mpany as rw4uir&1 by sectbjn 386 ofthe ArA'. or
2 Ihe xcounts do not ¥￿th those
3 accounts do not conyjly bmth the accountiThJ wuireffEnts of SeCt￿n 3% of the 20(h A￿ other than any
requirernenl that the a(tounts gNe a Irue and fair vthith is [￿t a matter I￿￿dered as part of an
indeperKJent exaMinats"￿..
4 the accounts have not been prepared in accordan￿ wilh the m8thLKls aThJ ￿¥nap￿S ofthe Statement ol
Recommended Pra(Xi(x for accouAb"TrJ and reporbryJ by charlies applicable to chanl*s preparing their
acc(¥Jnts in a(tordance with Fina￿81 Reporting Staryjard appltable in the UK and Republic of Ireland
IFRS 1021.
I have no COn￿rn5 and have oyne arms5 no other matters in o)nnectw)Th wilh my examinatK)n to
allent￿)n shoukj be drawn in this resFxd ￿ ot¢*r lo enable a prcp81 understr￿￿.n9 of the accounts to be
reached
This report is made solety to Chaiity's c￿r￿41 Membets. as a tK)dy. in ￿Cordan￿ with Parl 4 of the
Charities IA(roun15 and Reportsl Regula￿0￿5 2(M)8. My work has been undertaken so that I tnvJhl state lo the
¢haritls Tru51ees Ihtsse matters18rn fequired to stste to tt￿n ITr an iwndenl exa￿1￿￿$ report and for no
other purptrJe. To the fulkst extent ￿rMItted by law. I do nol a￿ept or assume reSpOn￿txIrtY lo anyore other
than the charity and the charrtls CourKil Memter5 as a t¥)dy. for my ￿[k ￿ lorthk% ￿pO[l
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The Norfolk Archaeolog4cal Trust
Company registration no. 191668
Statement of financial position
as at 31 March 2021
2021
2020
Notes
Fixed assets
Tangible assets
Listed investments and cash
1.022.204
303,743
1.325.947
1,022,204
266,146
1.288,350
10
Current assets
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
11
29.352
53,440
82,792
96.344
97.984
CreditoryJ:
Amounts falling due within one year
Net current assets
14,316
68,476
88,252
Total assets less current liabilities
1,414.199
1,356,826
General funds
Restricted
Unreslricled
13 &14
25,460
13 &14 1.388.739
6,682
1,350,144
1,414.199
1.356,826
For the financial period ended 31 March 2021 the company was enliued to exemption from audit undef
section 477 Companies Act 2006. No member of the company has deposited a notice, pursuant lo section
476. requiring an audrt of these financial stalemenls under the requirements of the Companies Act 2006.
The Directors and Council Members acknowledge their resF¥)nsibilities for ensuring that the company keeps
accounting records which compty with section 386 of the Act and for prepanng finan￿al statements which
give a true and fair view of the stale of the affairs of the company as at the end of the financial period and
of ils profil or Ios5 for the financial peri(xl in accordance with the requirements of Sections 394 and 395
and which olherwise comply with the requirements of the Companies Act 20¢% relab'ng to accounts, so far
as is applicable to the company.
The company's financial statements have been prepared in accordance the provisions appluble to
companies subject to the small companies regime.
These financial slalements were approved and authorised for issue by the Directors and Council Members
on 12 October 2021 and are signed on rts behalf by..
J M Sisson
Chairman
The noles set out on pages 8 to 13 fomi part of these financial staiefflents

The Norfolk ArchaeoEogical Tr￿t
Notes to the financial statements
Year ended 31 March 2021
1 StstLrtory Irfftinnation
Tk* Norfolk ArL*8eokgical Trusl is a priva￿ 1*aritab￿ conwany. liniled by guaoniee. th>micded in ENJland and
Wales. reg￿ration numb￿ 191e68. The re9iSteied offKe is Cath Chambets, Op* Street, NOTh¥￿th. NR13DP.
2 Complianc8 With acGtsunting standards
The financial slalerrEnts have been wepared in accordance StatWT*nl of Prarlty%'.
ouniing and Reportir¥J by Charths preparwig they accounts in arajrilarth with iha Fuianc4al Repth"ng
Sl8ndard aFyl1cab￿ In the UK and Republ￿ ol Irdand IFRS 1021 leifedNe 1 January 20191 the Finan(yal
Reporting Sta￿8rd applicabk in the United artd Reput4K of IielaTrJ IFRS 1021 arxl Ihe CthYyniÈs
Act 2006.
The Norfol¢ Arthaeokngical Tftjst n*els the definrtion of a publicbenefft enlfy uThYer FRS 102. Assets and
liabilthes are inili8ty recwni5ed at historr*l c(Jsl or traTwct￿ value tslher￿se stated in the rekvant
accounting poliLy.
3 Accounting policies
pr￿￿paI accovnting poli(aes a(k¥Fted in Ih8 preparat￿￿ of the finanoal Staten￿lS are sal be
and have femained unchanged fr¢rn tIE pwN)us fo)ancial sE81. and also have beefi (x)twtenUy appl*d
ilhin thè Same attounts.
The financial stslernents have been prepaied the hthKxl G05t Ly)nv6nl*)n.
The pfesenlat￿ ojrrency 15 £ 51erliw.
lal Going concern
The Tiustees have ¢on$K1&red the c*artys posts￿ al try* ofsvJnirKJ Ihe f11a￿￿j sta*rnÈnts. and in partKu￿r
the impact ofCovid-19 and k)(*down on the abilty to generate sufft*nl fundir¥J io meet eyper%Jiture. UTh1er the
current orcumslances. il B difkutt to pr(Kly￿ precAse fo(8casts for Ihe r￿na1￿erOf f*)anaal >tar and rrEdium
term Neverthe*ss. the Trustees have cons￿ered £aJNent [￿rtIOn of the chanty ano ha%* Conclud￿ that they
have 8 rea50nabie expectalKin that the chardy will ha￿ ￿eQUate resources lo continue in operational existence for
Ihe foreseeable future. bÈing al ￿8st ts¥e￿e mcffjlh5 fr(wn date ol svJnirrfJ these financial st8￿mentS. They
Iherefore continue to adopt the going cont*rn basis ol ac£ountiry in preparing these finanrial 5ts1eTrEnts.
Ibl Fund accouFTrting
Gener81 funds are unrestrided fvndswhKth are avaIL4b￿ for al th8 dwel￿ OF the Councj membe￿ in
furtheiance of Ihe 9eneral obJ"ectNes of Ihe Trust arwj whrh have Th)t been deSwnaI￿ for Oth￿ purposes.
ReslrLted funds are funds wh￿h can onty be use(J for partiwlar re￿r￿￿e0 wrposes within (*Jiectives of ihe
Ttusl. Restridions ar￿ when 5peof*d by Ihe donor orwtEn funds are raLsed lor part￿u￿r resknded purposes.
Deswnaied funds are unfeslrKtsJ fuThJ$ earmarked by th8 Tr￿tee$ for wrpjses.
Icl Income
Grants, t￿)Se relats.ng lo the acqui5itiJn of ftEeho11 wopety. are recr4jn￿I in Ihe stsl8m8nt of
financia12rlNilies ISOFAI in Ihe perM)d In whKh CO￿rtIonS for re￿ipt have been ￿el Grants rece￿d to
finantt adivibes in future accounliru peri￿$ ￿cluded w*hin defetred irKx)me aThJ recogn¢ed in the
perio(l in which those acttvrtKs a￿ undertaken
All inctsme 15 re￿gniSed orte Ihe Twst has enblkttEnt lo the irthme. rt is that the will be
receNed the arnouni of income recewabk can be rneasured reliabty.
Rents re￿Nab￿ are recogni5ed in the SOFA in the in whith they falldue.
Life subs¢riptK)ns are recognised in the SOFA in the per￿ in whth I￿Y are ￿eNab￿.
Oonalions and legaoes re￿Nable are recognisell In tl* SOFA in the peric¢Y ￿ which Ihey are re￿Ned.
Donated semces and faulit￿5 afe induded at the value to IhÈ Tnjst wthere thi5 can be 4uants"f*d.
In￿sIrT￿nI ino)w* i8 induded when Ee{*wab￿.
Idl Expenditure
Expenditufe 1$ Iectynls￿ on an a¢(yvaL8 tr￿1%. Eypendrture aThyVabJe Pthed Tax cannot
t* fully Fecovered. and ￿ r8rorted as patl ofthe expenditure lo whith Èt relates".
charitab￿ expe￿lture comprises those c05t5 Iri¢urred by Ihe Trust in Ihe dÈlNery of it5 actThths.
11 Includes both (Dsts that can be aWled dweclty ¢0 adNitEs aT*J tIKJse ¢osls of an ￿dIrect
nature necessary to 5UPPOrt It*m.
Other costs include those cos15 assoc*ted with nEding rA)nsbtutional and ststutory requ¥ements
ofthe TThJsi and Indthle the exarThr*¢s fees and cosls ￿￿ked LO the stsale9Kmanageft*nt of the Tru5L

The Norfolk Archaeologi¢al Twst
Notes to the financial staternents {¢ontinued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
3 Accounting policie5 Icontlnuedl
lel Flnancial in5trumenl trartsactson5
The tompany only enlers into bas￿ financial ￿￿rUlY￿1 transac1K￿ that iesult in th8 rec¥)gnI￿ of financ4al
assets anfs l￿bil￿&s hke traje arbd ott*r debt￿5 and ueditors.
lfj Herltagt a8Sots
Heritage assets are ca￿ts￿ed as tangbk fixed assets. SubseqLEnt rna￿￿nan￿ and ren￿1 eynditure i%
Ghar9ed io Ihe slaternent of finanual aclw*es in the per￿￿ in whith rt is in01r￿1. In the opinion of the Counol
Membets, the resKlual Val￿ of fr8ehold propeti*S i8. afvj wll conDnue to be lor the foreseeab* filtu￿. at *ast
equal lo the amount al which they are I￿jude￿ In the financial stat8m8nts and therefore anydepreuation charge
WOU￿ be Imrnalerial. A¢cA)id4)gty, no prov￿￿)n lor dewec4at￿ on heehok1 properbe5 15 Ind￿led in the finanual
slaternen15
Igl Other tangible lixed assets
Other tsngible fixed assets are staiert al cost IBS5 ¢Jeffjj2￿n anywovwn ryal￿ne￿I. Assets a￿ fvlly
depreciated in the J*ar of acquisrtron
Ihl Listed inve$thients
Realis￿ unrealised gains aThd losxs on inve$knEnl assets are in the finanual staiements. Re8lEed
981ns are based on Ihe difference between the open rrwrkel value of the inVes￿nI * th8 te9innin9 of IhÈ year
C051 of purchase in the Current ￿ar 8nd Sa￿ pr<￿￿eds. The inveslnEfit assets are revalued at the end of each
financial year Any increase or decrease In valual¥Jn compar￿1 wth the valuat*)n at the beginnw)g of the year or
cost of purchase in thÈ current s*ar ￿ ind￿d in the finanoal s&tements as an unreaIrs￿l gaw) crf loss.
4 Expenditure
2021
Total
2020
Total
RestrKled Unwlrided
Restrw*d un￿Stri¢￿ed
Charitable activities
Property ext*n$es
Insuran
Prejecl c0515 (excl￿Ing salarE51
Proieel salane5
Directo15 rtmuneralio
Accountsncy and seuetanal
Subsu)ptsons
Office costs
Meeting expenses
32.836
10.460
32.836
10.460
15.949
40.770
9.215
40,770
9.215
89.859
11,762
31.159
8.138
551
6.059
15.949
89.859
12.09)
13281
31.159
8.138
551
6.059
29.738
7.801
29.738
7,801
401
4,979
173
102.337
4.979
173
86,388
15.949
101.949
.662
198.611
other
Exatnine¢s fee
1.233
103570
1.173
97.835
1.173
199.784
15.949
87.621
101.949
5 Directo￿$ reMU￿ratIOn
2021
2￿20
Gross salaries
PensK>n eonlnbutKsns
29.200
$36
29.738
30.565
594
31.159
6 Total staff salaries linGluding dlr8Ctorfs itynuneratfjonl
2021
2020
Gross salarES
PensK>n contrthtK￿S
31.105
$38
31.643
42.091
830
42.921
The average number of 5talfempWd 312020.. 21

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10
Notes to the financial statements (Continued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
7 Tran8a¢tion8 C(wncil Membors arsd Direcbys
The Council Mernbws retsNed no rernurErab￿ expenses during Ihe yeaT12020". £nill. threcaors *Bre
re*rbursed expenses of £1.52412020. £3.8091. Ttwe no feL4ted pwty trartsa¢tK)rs.
8 Gfanls and other payments receivab
2021 Unreslricted Re5tt¥Xed
2020
Revenue grants
DEFFIAIRural Pay￿ents Agw.
Agri*nvironment scheryE5
Ba$ic lami payment 5the￿
English Heritage
rgh Castle Pa¥ish Cotwl
middlet￿ Pansh CourKyl
Great Yarmuth Borough Courtil
Capital grants
Heritage Lottery Fund
Otwdrds & Upward5 wqect
Hi5ton¢ England
Sl Benets Abbey- Churth fabr
8roads AutFKJnty
Burgh C8Stle- Almanac
Fr￿Tr￿s of St Benets Abbey
19,1C
26,210
19.108
26.210
6.000
22.7
25.Y
22,7
25,5C6
2(N)
3(X)
2(Kl
1.000
9,391
9,391
21.624
21.624
10.449
2,654
34.727
10.449
2.654
87.545
20.058
20,058
52.818
29.449
85,251
9 Tangible assets
Freehokj F￿0k
nd
buiWJiry$
Heritag8 assets
Total
Cost
At 1 April 2020 an(131 March 2021
1.1)05.$53
16.651
1.022,204
I Trust's prLwerlie$ are held Icfj Ihe¥ ¥chaedcgTr1 or hk%lorKal inwlarKe aThJ Ihew CA￿￿n￿ng relention
is a furtherarKe ol the Trusfs obpc*ves. Tlw are al unhy 3rxl f(*m parl ol ￿ IErrtage d the nati￿.
Trth81 manJJe Ihe follwro h8riiage [￿pert￿$..
Net CO￿ at
31 March
Incotr* InsurarKe
Propety
2021 r￿l¥ab* recharggts ejpenses
31 Mafth
Grants
2021 ￿1Vab
Pykerells House
8umham Norton Friary
&nham Pri(Ky
Ca151or Roman To*
Iron Age Fort at Tasburgh
Rotnan Fort al Burgh Casl
Sl Benel'5 Abity. Horning
Iron Age Fort South C￿ake
Unitsnan Chapd. Filby
16.826
16.826
4,421
12.8
122.9201
1471.9441
I36.3￿)
I2￿.2[￿)
28.
{87,483}
226
25
19.764
1.036
8.450
3.517
924
1.025
26,4(Ll
529.812
42.191
224.240
72.739
102.673
57.
5.891
24,040
44.239
15.1
2,468
614
19,004
2,4CK)
1,197
627
807
2.395
32.836
Mi(Jd￿t￿ Mount
7Tr)
168.237
1.022,2fy1
1853.£671
43.327
4.421

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
Notes to the financial statements {continuedl
Year ended 31 March 2021
10 Llsted inveslrnents and cash
Investments
Total
Market value at 1 April 2020
1￿C￿¥se In cash balanc£s
Sale proceeds
Gains on investmenis
Acquisition costs
K4arkel v81ue as al 31 March 2021
25B.351
7,795
6.393
266,146
6,393
151.0611
38.026
44.239
303.743
I51.{￿1)
38.026
44.239
289.555
14,188
Cost as at 31 Marth 2021
240.141
14,188
254,329
All investrnents he￿j are listed UK secAJrib88 and rm) wK11￿JUal investment h8hl ex￿d$ 5% of t
portfolio value.
11 Debtors
2021
2020
Grants 8nd {k)nal￿n$ re￿1vable
other debtors
27,683
1.669
29,352
1.640
12 c￿￿11015.. arnounts falling dLe *ithin ￿aT
2021
2020
Creditors
Accruals
11.668
2.648
14.316
6.437
9.732
13 Analysls of nèt assets
unresth.cled Resttthd
bJr¥J
fund
Total
2021
Heritage property
Listed investments and cash
Cash at bank
Nel debtorsl1c￿d￿orSI
1.022204
303,743
70.884
8.0921
1.38B.739
1,022,204
303.743
96,3U
8,092
25.460 1A14,199
25.460
Unrestr*Xe(J Restn"cted
fund
Tot81
2020
Heirtage properly
Listed inYeslTTEnts and cash
Cash at bank
Nel debtorsllcredilor51
1,022.204
266.146
68,175
6,381
1.350.144
1.022,204
266.146
114.7351
53.440
21,417
15.036
6.682 1.356,826

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12
Notes to the financial statements (continued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
14 Movements in lund$
At1Apth
2020
Investrnenl At 31 March
Gain5
2021
Irwne ExpeThliture
Re$trScted funds
Caislor Roman Town".
Fun day
Guide book
Sl Beneis Abbey.
Church fabric
FfEnds of St Benets Abbey
Burgh Castle"
Alman¥
1,182
21.624
21.624
2.654
10,449
34.727
10.449
15.949
6.662
26,460
Unrestrlcted funds
General fund
1.350,144
88.19)
87.621
38.026
1.388,739
Funds at 31 March 2021
1.356.826
122.917
103.570
38.026
1A14.199
At l Aw"1
2019
Investment At 31 Ma￿h
2020
IncxTh E￿nditU{e
Restfl¢ted funds
Onwards & Upwards
st eenets brothure
Caislor Roman Tfy•m'.
Fun day
Gu￿e book
rgh Casiie".
Almanac projed
9.391
77,275
4,450
4.450
1.2eiJ
1,182
5.600
20.058
35.017
20.058
101.949
73.614
6,682
Uwtr05tricted funds
General fund
1.382.2fAI
97.835
124,7111 1.380,144
Funds at 31 March 2020
1.455.874
125.447
199.784
124,7111
1,3S6.826

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13
Notes to the financial statements (continued
Year ended 31 March 2020
14 Movernents in fvnds (continued)
Caistor Roman Town projects
Fun day.. South N(￿lO￿k Districi Councal has provkjed funds for adNity days at the site. £1,182 remains
available foi future events.
St Benets Abbey projects
The Friends ol St Bertels Abtw ceased durirtsJ the year. The cash balan￿ ol ￿.654 was gffted lo the
Trust and is to be used lo lun(Vpart fund projects relating lo Ihe Sl Benets Abbey sile.
The Trust was successful in app￿"ng for 8 gtanl HIst(￿C England lo (x)ver the costs of repairing
the d)urch labric at st Benels Abbey. To date £21.264 has Ixen received.
Burgh Casue projects
Almanac project.. This proje¢A win prov*le educalion. skilb. health and wellbeing benefi15 for peoplè in
Tecovery and be¢ng supported lo live Inde￿nd￿tly, by providing a frarnew￿ of regular iraining and
creative a¢tiwties al the site. The woje¢t is fvnded by ihe Herilage Lottery Fund and by the Broads
Aulhorrty.

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
la company limited by guarantee)
Annual Report and Financial Statements
Year ended 31 March 2021
Company numL%f
191668
Chanty nun**r
274604

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
la company limited by gu3rantÈÈl
Annual Report and Finan¢lal Statements
Year ended 31 March 2021
Contents
Legal and adrnini51ratN8 infotmatityi
Report of thre¢tor and CL¥J￿1 lkn*)e
24
Report of Ihe lTrJeFerKleTht ExanN
Slatement of finanaal actMts5 lir￿￿*¥4 $unJThry
inccffje atxl expendbture ac£omti
Stateffent of financial
Notes forming part ofthe finantsal $tale￿ts
&13

The Norfolk Archaeologlcal Trust
Annual Report and Financial Statements
Year ended 31 March 2021
Legal and admlnlstrdtlve inforn)ation
Charity name
The Norfolk Ar￿a￿￿gical Trust
Charity registration number
274eiM
Company regtslralton number
191668
Registeied office
Castk Chambers
Opie Street
Norw
NRI 3DP
Opeiation81 address
S Fra￿>S Road
Long Sltatlon
Norfdk
NR15 2XT
Trustses
Mr N D Balaam
Mrs H A Boll
Mr P G Foster
Mr P B Griffilhs MBE
Mr H J Kilvert
Dr J M Lesler
Mr M T Martin MBE
Piof. E M Pye
Mr J M &"sson Ichaimianl
Prol. O H WarTrxk
Trustees a￿ referred to as'council Members.. All Truslees are Directors.
Co-Directors
Ms C Davison (resigned January 20211
Mrs N Butler lapwinted February 2021)
Company sterttsry
Mis H Evans
Bankers
CAF 8ank Lld
25 Kings Hill Avenue
West Malling
Kent
ME194JQ
Solicitors
Cozens-Hardy LLP
Op* Street
Norwich
NR13DP
Independent Examiner
Joanne Fox FCA
Larking Gowen LLP
15 Uppei King Streel
NR3 1RB

The Norfolk Archaeologlcal Trust
Report of the Director and Council Membern
Yearended 31 March 2021
The Direclor and Courtl Members present their reF￿r1 and Ihe finanaal ststernents for year eThJed
31 Marth 2021.
Structure* governance and management
Goveming document
The organi8ation Is a th3iTtable c(Knpany (he￿after ￿ferred to as th2 Tll￿tI. lirnited by guarantee. inwwrated
on 31 July 1923 and registered as a L*arity on 7 April 1978. The c(Nmpany was established un(*r a
MemoraThYum orAssociat￿n which estsIA￿he[ts the (*4e¢ts and p)*prs of the oynpany an¢J is govemed under
ils ArtirJe5 of Ass(tiation. In the eTrAII of the ujmpany beiThJ wound up ihe rT*mbe@ a￿ reqtsired to contribute
aTh arrK)vTht not exceeding £1.
Appolntment of Council Members
Under the terms of the Memorandum aThJ Arltdes ol nvwthJn(il k*mbws may be appO￿ted
al any tirre. subjerl ¢0 re*￿tIOn at the next AGM. ￿￿nkn￿nI ts aL80 to the Trust's
RecwitfneTrt a￿1 polw.
Council Member inductstsn and tralnlng
New Council Mernbers are br*f*l on their ￿gaI d)IYa￿"0nS undet tharrty law. the ￿fttent ofthe Vanofandum
and ArtKles of Assouabon and recent financrdl ￿rtOM)8n￿ of the Tntst. as part ol Ihe ag￿ed induction
pro￿$$ Counal a￿ encouraged lo allend appropriate extemal trauiirwj events where these will
facililale ts undertaking of their role.
Oryanb5ation
The Membe[5 of Ihe Cou￿￿1 administer Trust. Courol meets quarterfy. M5 C Davts￿ has been
apwnted by the cou￿1 Members to manage Ihe ¢Jay to day operations of Tn￿1. To faGilrtalÈ ÈffectNe
operations, she has de￿ated aut￿rIty. *ithin the lerrns ol dekgalKTrn approved by the Counal Members
for operabonal matters indudia9 projed a￿1￿1￿ and ffinan￿. In January 2021. Ms C Davison resigned a￿¥
Mrs N But￿rwa$ appointed a director in Febnjary 2021 aThJ t*canE ￿SpOn￿b￿ for managing the adivities
of Trust.
Objectives and prfjnclpal a¢tlvities
The prirnary objecaive ofthe T(usl is to arKI fosterlhe disco¥ery. excavatKJn. preservatK)n, feLx)rding
and study of sites and oty"e¢ts of arc*8eol(NJical ￿ htstori(al inporta[￿ wilhin cthnty of Norfolk for the
public benefrt.
The prinrjpal activitw ol the Tru￿ conts"nL* to man￿em&￿t aThJ maffiteTranc* ofits pryrt*s for publi¢
a￿SS.
Rlsk management
The Council v￿mberS have examir*d the major stralegic, bustEss armj operats.onal risk5 the Trust
faces and have produced a dorAJment sets out the syslems and pro￿ureS to mitwJate major rBks.
The strategy also indudes pro￿ureS to minuntse the impad on the Tru51 shwkl those risks materialise.
This po4icy is revEwed biannualty.
Public benefit
TfE Directors Counril Vembets confiwm Ihat. in exercasiro IheirF<A4Ets aThJ dut￿$. they have cx)mpl
th If*irduty to have regard lo the gupjance publ￿ tr*nefrt publthed by the Chanty Corrfflissb)n.

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
Report of the Directors and Council Members (continued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
Achievements. perforniance and future plans
Review of activitie3 and perfonnance
The Trust continued to manage its archaeological sites. A more detailed review of projecls can be found in note 14
to the accounts and in the 2021 Spring Newsletter avaiiabk on our website. A surrmry is given below..
In January 2021. Ihe Trust's Director. Caroline Davison, lor the lasl wx years. stood down to cA)n￿n1[ale on hèr
writing career. Caroline has wyked tirelessty lor the Trust. and her enthusiasm. de(li(zb"on and organisational
skills will be g¥e8tly rnissed.
Due lo the Covid-19 pandemic. the Trust's guided tours were paused and events cancelled whith resulted in limited
opporiunities for lundr8ising. although an Online Fete was njn provided some income and raised the chariws
profile and objectNes onlhne. in a new diqilal lormal.
Over the p8St three years the Bur9h Castle Almanac ptoFct, led by the Resloration Trust, has been supporting
people who experien￿ mental illness through a creabve approa¢* tts expknring the h￿tOry and landscapes of the
Roman Fort. Due to the lock-down the fflonthly mindfulness walks. talks wlh experts etc. (xme to a hall. The group
have found ways of keeping in touch through l￿M ￿et￿9$. facebook and phor* calls aiKI their success has been
used as a national case study by the NationJ Lottery. This projecl is nearin9 (xsmpletion, bul there is potential for
ils format to be used again al olhei NAT srtes. W by the Restoralion Trust.
Due to the pandeffltc the annual Heritage Open Days nThied online. v￿unteerS from Burgh Caslle, St Benefs Abbey
and Bijmham Norton Friary created short videos ￿ttt slories. and the h"ts1￿ of the sites wh￿h was uploaded
online. These weie very Fy)pular and uealed a reach of over 14.IYJJ people.
In line with the slrategic plan. the post of volunteer C￿ordInatOr vras su￿$S1U1￿ put in pla¢x. and has been a huge
help in developing volunteer surrfK)rt at our siles_
A new guide book lor Caistor Roman T(Mn vrds produced and published funded by extemal grarhts and a legacy.
Plans for future periods
- year. CovKI-19 restrid•)ns pem)rtting. Run by volunteers
Heritage Open Days will be ooih online and in ￿ thi.
it feal(Jre St Benel's Abbey. Burgh Caslle, Caistor Roman Towr, 8nd Fiddlers Hill.
As a resull of the pandetnic all activrties suth as guided tours and fundrnisir￿ evenls have been put on hold. How&vèr,
as easing of restrictions continues rt is hoped that 9UKled tours wll re￿mn*n￿.
In line wth the strategic plan, it is hoped thal the car parking charges can be inttoduced al Burgh Castle and Caistor
Roman Town.
Works to consolidale Sl Benel'$ Abbey ruins, furKled by the NLHF Ibill ￿ done.
School visils wll recomrrEnce when permitted.
An outdoor event. focused on raising Ihe Wdreness ol the imp* of Heritage Crin*. is planned for July 2021. Covid
festriiaions p8rmitting.
Financial review
Princlpal funding sources
In the current year the Trust has received grants from OEFRA under its AgTren¥ironment Sthemes and from the RPA
under its Basic Payment5 SrJ)eme. In addrtion Englk8h Heril89e. and varw)us local authorities have Pfovided lunds lo
cover operational and othef costs. Details of grants ieceivalAe are sel out in nolè 8. Other SoUr￿S of funding include
income trom a ￿ntaI property, grazing fees and guKle tr*xik sales. Applulions to parl fund major projeds are made
to DEFRA. The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Natural England. English Heritage and other bodies %then appropriate.
In the current year the Trust rec4Jrded a s￿￿US on its unr8Stricted activities of £569 belore investment gains.
Investment policy
The Counal Members have the power to administer and manage the assets of the Ch￿ty. They have debegated the
management of their propefty portfolio to Ihe Trust's Direclors. The Trust a150 maintains a portfolio of listed investmènts.
These are invested under the guidan¢e of profe5Stonal advisors in ordei to mitigate capital risk by spreading across
sectors In established companies and io mainlain in(x)me returns. Surplus cash lunds are generally held in deposits
to match the needs of the Trust Iof liquKI lurKIs. The Counol Mewnbers review the level ol equity investmenls frotn limè
to litne in the light of inveslmenl needs of the I riisl. It is the Council Members objective to secure investmenl income
towards part of Ihe running costs of the Trust vA)ilst achieving sufficient grry•Ah to enable the investments lo grow to
provide lor increasing operational cosls in the future.

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
Report of the Directors and Council Members (continued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
Reserves policy
The Council Members have examined the Trust's requirements for reserves in the I￿h1 of main risks to Ihe
ocganisalion have established a policy whereby the unrestricted funds not committed or invested in tsngible fixed
assets and investments hekl by the Trust should not fall below a minimum of £50,000. The reseives are needed lo
finance any cyclical major repairs and act as a buffer against any unforeseen events. Al 31 March 2021 the free
reserves Iwhich exclude all fixed assets and investmenlsl amounted lo £62.792. The level of'free rese￿es, is
considered appropriate gwen the scale of 8cbvilies of the Norfolk ArchaeobJical Trust. the nature of its listed
buildings,scheduled monuments and sites managed.
Staternent of Directors. and Council Members. Responsibilities
The Directors and Council Members are responsible for preparing the Directors and Council Members Report and
the financial statements in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United
Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Praclicel.
Company law requires the Directors and Council Members to prepare finanaal statements for each financial year
which give a true and fair view of the stale of affairs of the Trusl and of the income and expenditure for the year.
In preparing these financial statements the Directors and Council Members a￿ required lo..
select suitable accounting policies and then appty them consistenty..
observe the method and principles of the Charities SORP..
make judgefnenls and eslimales that are reasonable and pruden(
prepare the financial statements on the going concem basis unless rt is inappropriate to presume Ihal the
Trust will continue in operation.
slate whether applicable UK Accounting Standards have been followed. subject to any material departures
disclosed and explained in the financial statemen15.
The Directors and Council Members are responsible for keeping adequate accounting records thal are Suff￿lent
to show and explain the Trust's transactions and disclose with reasonable accuracy al any time the financial
posilion ol the Tiusl and to enable Ihem lo ensure that the financial slalements compty wth the Companies Act
2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the company and hence for taking reasonab
steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other I￿egUlarltses.
Directors and Council Members
The Council Members. who are Directors for the purFK)se of company law and Truslees for the purpose
of charity law and who served during the year and up lo the dale ol this report are sel out on page 1.
The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies sel out in the
notes lo the accounts and comply wth the charity's governing d(KumenL the Charities Act 2011 and
Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Statement of Recommended Practi￿ applicab￿ lo charities
preparing their accounts in accordance wth the Financial Rewrting Slandard applicable in the UK
and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102) leffects.ve 1 January 2019).
Since the company qualifies as small under Seclion 383, the strategic report required of medium and large
Companies under the Companies Act 20C* {Strategic Report and Directors, Report} Regulatbons is not required.
Approved by the Cguncil Mem1￿[$ on 12 October 2021.
6Mf eto
J M Sisson
Chaimian

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
Independent Exarninerfs report
For the year ended 31 March 2021
Independent Examinees Yeportto the Council Mvmbers of The Norfolk Archaeological Trnst
I report lo the charty Counril MemtErs on my exarninabon oftl* acts￿nts Oft￿ rt*npany for Ihe y8ai ènded
31 Marth 2021 wh￿h are sei out on pa9es 6 10 13.
Responsibilitie5 and basls of report
A5 the tharity Council Members of the ccmnpany land also its Difed(x5 for Ihe purposes of company lawl you
are responsible for preparati￿ of the accounts in a¢cordan(t the requirernenls of Ihe Companies A¢t
20c61.the 20(￿ Arfl.
Having satisfEd myself thai the accA)unts ol the company ate not required lo be audited under Part 16 01 the
20(6 Act and are el'gible for indeFEThJent examination. I reprKt In ￿speCt ol my examinalk)n of yow cornpanls
accounts as carried out urKYer section 145 of Charibes Act 2011 I'lhe 2011 Aol'l. In carying out my
examination l knave followed the ￿[e￿￿)nS given by Ibe Charity c￿nmI￿on Sec￿ 145(5Xbl of the
2011 Act.
IndependentexaEninerfs Slatement
I have c*Jmpleted rny ex3minalKJn I ￿n{IrM Ih8t no rnatters have (xme io my 8tt8nii)n in tx)nnecth)n with
the examination gi￿￿9 me cause to beI￿ve Ih3t in any material resped..
1 accountsro rerx)rds We￿ t¥Ji kept in resped ol the a)mpany as rw4uir&1 by sectbjn 386 ofthe ArA'. or
2 Ihe xcounts do not ¥￿th those
3 accounts do not conyjly bmth the accountiThJ wuireffEnts of SeCt￿n 3% of the 20(h A￿ other than any
requirernenl that the a(tounts gNe a Irue and fair vthith is [￿t a matter I￿￿dered as part of an
indeperKJent exaMinats"￿..
4 the accounts have not been prepared in accordan￿ wilh the m8thLKls aThJ ￿¥nap￿S ofthe Statement ol
Recommended Pra(Xi(x for accouAb"TrJ and reporbryJ by charlies applicable to chanl*s preparing their
acc(¥Jnts in a(tordance with Fina￿81 Reporting Staryjard appltable in the UK and Republic of Ireland
IFRS 1021.
I have no COn￿rn5 and have oyne arms5 no other matters in o)nnectw)Th wilh my examinatK)n to
allent￿)n shoukj be drawn in this resFxd ￿ ot¢*r lo enable a prcp81 understr￿￿.n9 of the accounts to be
reached
This report is made solety to Chaiity's c￿r￿41 Membets. as a tK)dy. in ￿Cordan￿ with Parl 4 of the
Charities IA(roun15 and Reportsl Regula￿0￿5 2(M)8. My work has been undertaken so that I tnvJhl state lo the
¢haritls Tru51ees Ihtsse matters18rn fequired to stste to tt￿n ITr an iwndenl exa￿1￿￿$ report and for no
other purptrJe. To the fulkst extent ￿rMItted by law. I do nol a￿ept or assume reSpOn￿txIrtY lo anyore other
than the charity and the charrtls CourKil Memter5 as a t¥)dy. for my ￿[k ￿ lorthk% ￿pO[l
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The Norfolk Archaeolog4cal Trust
Company registration no. 191668
Statement of financial position
as at 31 March 2021
2021
2020
Notes
Fixed assets
Tangible assets
Listed investments and cash
1.022.204
303,743
1.325.947
1,022,204
266,146
1.288,350
10
Current assets
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
11
29.352
53,440
82,792
96.344
97.984
CreditoryJ:
Amounts falling due within one year
Net current assets
14,316
68,476
88,252
Total assets less current liabilities
1,414.199
1,356,826
General funds
Restricted
Unreslricled
13 &14
25,460
13 &14 1.388.739
6,682
1,350,144
1,414.199
1.356,826
For the financial period ended 31 March 2021 the company was enliued to exemption from audit undef
section 477 Companies Act 2006. No member of the company has deposited a notice, pursuant lo section
476. requiring an audrt of these financial stalemenls under the requirements of the Companies Act 2006.
The Directors and Council Members acknowledge their resF¥)nsibilities for ensuring that the company keeps
accounting records which compty with section 386 of the Act and for prepanng finan￿al statements which
give a true and fair view of the stale of the affairs of the company as at the end of the financial period and
of ils profil or Ios5 for the financial peri(xl in accordance with the requirements of Sections 394 and 395
and which olherwise comply with the requirements of the Companies Act 20¢% relab'ng to accounts, so far
as is applicable to the company.
The company's financial statements have been prepared in accordance the provisions appluble to
companies subject to the small companies regime.
These financial slalements were approved and authorised for issue by the Directors and Council Members
on 12 October 2021 and are signed on rts behalf by..
J M Sisson
Chairman
The noles set out on pages 8 to 13 fomi part of these financial staiefflents

The Norfolk ArchaeoEogical Tr￿t
Notes to the financial statements
Year ended 31 March 2021
1 StstLrtory Irfftinnation
Tk* Norfolk ArL*8eokgical Trusl is a priva￿ 1*aritab￿ conwany. liniled by guaoniee. th>micded in ENJland and
Wales. reg￿ration numb￿ 191e68. The re9iSteied offKe is Cath Chambets, Op* Street, NOTh¥￿th. NR13DP.
2 Complianc8 With acGtsunting standards
The financial slalerrEnts have been wepared in accordance StatWT*nl of Prarlty%'.
ouniing and Reportir¥J by Charths preparwig they accounts in arajrilarth with iha Fuianc4al Repth"ng
Sl8ndard aFyl1cab￿ In the UK and Republ￿ ol Irdand IFRS 1021 leifedNe 1 January 20191 the Finan(yal
Reporting Sta￿8rd applicabk in the United artd Reput4K of IielaTrJ IFRS 1021 arxl Ihe CthYyniÈs
Act 2006.
The Norfol¢ Arthaeokngical Tftjst n*els the definrtion of a publicbenefft enlfy uThYer FRS 102. Assets and
liabilthes are inili8ty recwni5ed at historr*l c(Jsl or traTwct￿ value tslher￿se stated in the rekvant
accounting poliLy.
3 Accounting policies
pr￿￿paI accovnting poli(aes a(k¥Fted in Ih8 preparat￿￿ of the finanoal Staten￿lS are sal be
and have femained unchanged fr¢rn tIE pwN)us fo)ancial sE81. and also have beefi (x)twtenUy appl*d
ilhin thè Same attounts.
The financial stslernents have been prepaied the hthKxl G05t Ly)nv6nl*)n.
The pfesenlat￿ ojrrency 15 £ 51erliw.
lal Going concern
The Tiustees have ¢on$K1&red the c*artys posts￿ al try* ofsvJnirKJ Ihe f11a￿￿j sta*rnÈnts. and in partKu￿r
the impact ofCovid-19 and k)(*down on the abilty to generate sufft*nl fundir¥J io meet eyper%Jiture. UTh1er the
current orcumslances. il B difkutt to pr(Kly￿ precAse fo(8casts for Ihe r￿na1￿erOf f*)anaal >tar and rrEdium
term Neverthe*ss. the Trustees have cons￿ered £aJNent [￿rtIOn of the chanty ano ha%* Conclud￿ that they
have 8 rea50nabie expectalKin that the chardy will ha￿ ￿eQUate resources lo continue in operational existence for
Ihe foreseeable future. bÈing al ￿8st ts¥e￿e mcffjlh5 fr(wn date ol svJnirrfJ these financial st8￿mentS. They
Iherefore continue to adopt the going cont*rn basis ol ac£ountiry in preparing these finanrial 5ts1eTrEnts.
Ibl Fund accouFTrting
Gener81 funds are unrestrided fvndswhKth are avaIL4b￿ for al th8 dwel￿ OF the Councj membe￿ in
furtheiance of Ihe 9eneral obJ"ectNes of Ihe Trust arwj whrh have Th)t been deSwnaI￿ for Oth￿ purposes.
ReslrLted funds are funds wh￿h can onty be use(J for partiwlar re￿r￿￿e0 wrposes within (*Jiectives of ihe
Ttusl. Restridions ar￿ when 5peof*d by Ihe donor orwtEn funds are raLsed lor part￿u￿r resknded purposes.
Deswnaied funds are unfeslrKtsJ fuThJ$ earmarked by th8 Tr￿tee$ for wrpjses.
Icl Income
Grants, t￿)Se relats.ng lo the acqui5itiJn of ftEeho11 wopety. are recr4jn￿I in Ihe stsl8m8nt of
financia12rlNilies ISOFAI in Ihe perM)d In whKh CO￿rtIonS for re￿ipt have been ￿el Grants rece￿d to
finantt adivibes in future accounliru peri￿$ ￿cluded w*hin defetred irKx)me aThJ recogn¢ed in the
perio(l in which those acttvrtKs a￿ undertaken
All inctsme 15 re￿gniSed orte Ihe Twst has enblkttEnt lo the irthme. rt is that the will be
receNed the arnouni of income recewabk can be rneasured reliabty.
Rents re￿Nab￿ are recogni5ed in the SOFA in the in whith they falldue.
Life subs¢riptK)ns are recognised in the SOFA in the per￿ in whth I￿Y are ￿eNab￿.
Oonalions and legaoes re￿Nable are recognisell In tl* SOFA in the peric¢Y ￿ which Ihey are re￿Ned.
Donated semces and faulit￿5 afe induded at the value to IhÈ Tnjst wthere thi5 can be 4uants"f*d.
In￿sIrT￿nI ino)w* i8 induded when Ee{*wab￿.
Idl Expenditure
Expenditufe 1$ Iectynls￿ on an a¢(yvaL8 tr￿1%. Eypendrture aThyVabJe Pthed Tax cannot
t* fully Fecovered. and ￿ r8rorted as patl ofthe expenditure lo whith Èt relates".
charitab￿ expe￿lture comprises those c05t5 Iri¢urred by Ihe Trust in Ihe dÈlNery of it5 actThths.
11 Includes both (Dsts that can be aWled dweclty ¢0 adNitEs aT*J tIKJse ¢osls of an ￿dIrect
nature necessary to 5UPPOrt It*m.
Other costs include those cos15 assoc*ted with nEding rA)nsbtutional and ststutory requ¥ements
ofthe TThJsi and Indthle the exarThr*¢s fees and cosls ￿￿ked LO the stsale9Kmanageft*nt of the Tru5L

The Norfolk Archaeologi¢al Twst
Notes to the financial staternents {¢ontinued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
3 Accounting policie5 Icontlnuedl
lel Flnancial in5trumenl trartsactson5
The tompany only enlers into bas￿ financial ￿￿rUlY￿1 transac1K￿ that iesult in th8 rec¥)gnI￿ of financ4al
assets anfs l￿bil￿&s hke traje arbd ott*r debt￿5 and ueditors.
lfj Herltagt a8Sots
Heritage assets are ca￿ts￿ed as tangbk fixed assets. SubseqLEnt rna￿￿nan￿ and ren￿1 eynditure i%
Ghar9ed io Ihe slaternent of finanual aclw*es in the per￿￿ in whith rt is in01r￿1. In the opinion of the Counol
Membets, the resKlual Val￿ of fr8ehold propeti*S i8. afvj wll conDnue to be lor the foreseeab* filtu￿. at *ast
equal lo the amount al which they are I￿jude￿ In the financial stat8m8nts and therefore anydepreuation charge
WOU￿ be Imrnalerial. A¢cA)id4)gty, no prov￿￿)n lor dewec4at￿ on heehok1 properbe5 15 Ind￿led in the finanual
slaternen15
Igl Other tangible lixed assets
Other tsngible fixed assets are staiert al cost IBS5 ¢Jeffjj2￿n anywovwn ryal￿ne￿I. Assets a￿ fvlly
depreciated in the J*ar of acquisrtron
Ihl Listed inve$thients
Realis￿ unrealised gains aThd losxs on inve$knEnl assets are in the finanual staiements. Re8lEed
981ns are based on Ihe difference between the open rrwrkel value of the inVes￿nI * th8 te9innin9 of IhÈ year
C051 of purchase in the Current ￿ar 8nd Sa￿ pr<￿￿eds. The inveslnEfit assets are revalued at the end of each
financial year Any increase or decrease In valual¥Jn compar￿1 wth the valuat*)n at the beginnw)g of the year or
cost of purchase in thÈ current s*ar ￿ ind￿d in the finanoal s&tements as an unreaIrs￿l gaw) crf loss.
4 Expenditure
2021
Total
2020
Total
RestrKled Unwlrided
Restrw*d un￿Stri¢￿ed
Charitable activities
Property ext*n$es
Insuran
Prejecl c0515 (excl￿Ing salarE51
Proieel salane5
Directo15 rtmuneralio
Accountsncy and seuetanal
Subsu)ptsons
Office costs
Meeting expenses
32.836
10.460
32.836
10.460
15.949
40.770
9.215
40,770
9.215
89.859
11,762
31.159
8.138
551
6.059
15.949
89.859
12.09)
13281
31.159
8.138
551
6.059
29.738
7.801
29.738
7,801
401
4,979
173
102.337
4.979
173
86,388
15.949
101.949
.662
198.611
other
Exatnine¢s fee
1.233
103570
1.173
97.835
1.173
199.784
15.949
87.621
101.949
5 Directo￿$ reMU￿ratIOn
2021
2￿20
Gross salaries
PensK>n eonlnbutKsns
29.200
$36
29.738
30.565
594
31.159
6 Total staff salaries linGluding dlr8Ctorfs itynuneratfjonl
2021
2020
Gross salarES
PensK>n contrthtK￿S
31.105
$38
31.643
42.091
830
42.921
The average number of 5talfempWd 312020.. 21

Thè Norfolk Archaeologi￿1 Trtsst
10
Notes to the financial statements (Continued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
7 Tran8a¢tion8 C(wncil Membors arsd Direcbys
The Council Mernbws retsNed no rernurErab￿ expenses during Ihe yeaT12020". £nill. threcaors *Bre
re*rbursed expenses of £1.52412020. £3.8091. Ttwe no feL4ted pwty trartsa¢tK)rs.
8 Gfanls and other payments receivab
2021 Unreslricted Re5tt¥Xed
2020
Revenue grants
DEFFIAIRural Pay￿ents Agw.
Agri*nvironment scheryE5
Ba$ic lami payment 5the￿
English Heritage
rgh Castle Pa¥ish Cotwl
middlet￿ Pansh CourKyl
Great Yarmuth Borough Courtil
Capital grants
Heritage Lottery Fund
Otwdrds & Upward5 wqect
Hi5ton¢ England
Sl Benets Abbey- Churth fabr
8roads AutFKJnty
Burgh C8Stle- Almanac
Fr￿Tr￿s of St Benets Abbey
19,1C
26,210
19.108
26.210
6.000
22.7
25.Y
22,7
25,5C6
2(N)
3(X)
2(Kl
1.000
9,391
9,391
21.624
21.624
10.449
2,654
34.727
10.449
2.654
87.545
20.058
20,058
52.818
29.449
85,251
9 Tangible assets
Freehokj F￿0k
nd
buiWJiry$
Heritag8 assets
Total
Cost
At 1 April 2020 an(131 March 2021
1.1)05.$53
16.651
1.022,204
I Trust's prLwerlie$ are held Icfj Ihe¥ ¥chaedcgTr1 or hk%lorKal inwlarKe aThJ Ihew CA￿￿n￿ng relention
is a furtherarKe ol the Trusfs obpc*ves. Tlw are al unhy 3rxl f(*m parl ol ￿ IErrtage d the nati￿.
Trth81 manJJe Ihe follwro h8riiage [￿pert￿$..
Net CO￿ at
31 March
Incotr* InsurarKe
Propety
2021 r￿l¥ab* recharggts ejpenses
31 Mafth
Grants
2021 ￿1Vab
Pykerells House
8umham Norton Friary
&nham Pri(Ky
Ca151or Roman To*
Iron Age Fort at Tasburgh
Rotnan Fort al Burgh Casl
Sl Benel'5 Abity. Horning
Iron Age Fort South C￿ake
Unitsnan Chapd. Filby
16.826
16.826
4,421
12.8
122.9201
1471.9441
I36.3￿)
I2￿.2[￿)
28.
{87,483}
226
25
19.764
1.036
8.450
3.517
924
1.025
26,4(Ll
529.812
42.191
224.240
72.739
102.673
57.
5.891
24,040
44.239
15.1
2,468
614
19,004
2,4CK)
1,197
627
807
2.395
32.836
Mi(Jd￿t￿ Mount
7Tr)
168.237
1.022,2fy1
1853.£671
43.327
4.421

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
Notes to the financial statements {continuedl
Year ended 31 March 2021
10 Llsted inveslrnents and cash
Investments
Total
Market value at 1 April 2020
1￿C￿¥se In cash balanc£s
Sale proceeds
Gains on investmenis
Acquisition costs
K4arkel v81ue as al 31 March 2021
25B.351
7,795
6.393
266,146
6,393
151.0611
38.026
44.239
303.743
I51.{￿1)
38.026
44.239
289.555
14,188
Cost as at 31 Marth 2021
240.141
14,188
254,329
All investrnents he￿j are listed UK secAJrib88 and rm) wK11￿JUal investment h8hl ex￿d$ 5% of t
portfolio value.
11 Debtors
2021
2020
Grants 8nd {k)nal￿n$ re￿1vable
other debtors
27,683
1.669
29,352
1.640
12 c￿￿11015.. arnounts falling dLe *ithin ￿aT
2021
2020
Creditors
Accruals
11.668
2.648
14.316
6.437
9.732
13 Analysls of nèt assets
unresth.cled Resttthd
bJr¥J
fund
Total
2021
Heritage property
Listed investments and cash
Cash at bank
Nel debtorsl1c￿d￿orSI
1.022204
303,743
70.884
8.0921
1.38B.739
1,022,204
303.743
96,3U
8,092
25.460 1A14,199
25.460
Unrestr*Xe(J Restn"cted
fund
Tot81
2020
Heirtage properly
Listed inYeslTTEnts and cash
Cash at bank
Nel debtorsllcredilor51
1,022.204
266.146
68,175
6,381
1.350.144
1.022,204
266.146
114.7351
53.440
21,417
15.036
6.682 1.356,826

The Norfolk Archaeological Trust
12
Notes to the financial statements (continued)
Year ended 31 March 2021
14 Movements in lund$
At1Apth
2020
Investrnenl At 31 March
Gain5
2021
Irwne ExpeThliture
Re$trScted funds
Caislor Roman Town".
Fun day
Guide book
Sl Beneis Abbey.
Church fabric
FfEnds of St Benets Abbey
Burgh Castle"
Alman¥
1,182
21.624
21.624
2.654
10,449
34.727
10.449
15.949
6.662
26,460
Unrestrlcted funds
General fund
1.350,144
88.19)
87.621
38.026
1.388,739
Funds at 31 March 2021
1.356.826
122.917
103.570
38.026
1A14.199
At l Aw"1
2019
Investment At 31 Ma￿h
2020
IncxTh E￿nditU{e
Restfl¢ted funds
Onwards & Upwards
st eenets brothure
Caislor Roman Tfy•m'.
Fun day
Gu￿e book
rgh Casiie".
Almanac projed
9.391
77,275
4,450
4.450
1.2eiJ
1,182
5.600
20.058
35.017
20.058
101.949
73.614
6,682
Uwtr05tricted funds
General fund
1.382.2fAI
97.835
124,7111 1.380,144
Funds at 31 March 2020
1.455.874
125.447
199.784
124,7111
1,3S6.826

The Norfolk Archaeologlcal Trust
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Notes to the financial statements (continued
Year ended 31 March 2020
14 Movernents in fvnds (continued)
Caistor Roman Town projects
Fun day.. South N(￿lO￿k Districi Councal has provkjed funds for adNity days at the site. £1,182 remains
available foi future events.
St Benets Abbey projects
The Friends ol St Bertels Abtw ceased durirtsJ the year. The cash balan￿ ol ￿.654 was gffted lo the
Trust and is to be used lo lun(Vpart fund projects relating lo Ihe Sl Benets Abbey sile.
The Trust was successful in app￿"ng for 8 gtanl HIst(￿C England lo (x)ver the costs of repairing
the d)urch labric at st Benels Abbey. To date £21.264 has Ixen received.
Burgh Casue projects
Almanac project.. This proje¢A win prov*le educalion. skilb. health and wellbeing benefi15 for peoplè in
Tecovery and be¢ng supported lo live Inde￿nd￿tly, by providing a frarnew￿ of regular iraining and
creative a¢tiwties al the site. The woje¢t is fvnded by ihe Herilage Lottery Fund and by the Broads
Aulhorrty.