Object of the Week in @TheNorthernEcho is a powerful sculpture in Durham city centre which has a story to tell:

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, today’s Object of the Week in @TheNorthernEcho has a distinctly romantic edge - Victorian-style! https://t.co/Rk0dGBkiHS

Article in @TheNorthernEcho about a TV crew filming on the banks of the River Wear for an episode of Digging For Britain. The episode, broadcast next Wednesday, highlights a newly discovered Roman industrial site @GaryBankhead

Object of the Week in @TheNorthernEcho is an ornate copper drinking vessel found during the excavation of a Roman industrial site, led by @GaryBankhead at Offerton, near Sunderland. It was made in India. But why does it have a glass bottom? https://t.co/kVolKqfNC1

The latest of a series of @TheNorthernEcho articles on the discovery of a major Roman industrial operation on the banks of the River Wear. This one attempts to explain how the production process might have worked. @GaryBankhead

Today’s news of a major Roman site uncovered on the banks of the River Wear is incredible. Here, @GaryBankhead tells @TheNorthernEcho why it is so significant:

Andrew White of @TheNorthernEcho is the only journalist to have had access to excavations at Offerton, Sunderland, which has uncovered a major Roman industrial site. He spoke to @GaryBankhead and other dig team members. Here’s his account of what he saw:

Today @TheNorthernEcho reveals details of a major Roman production site found hidden in plain sight on the banks of the River Wear. A team led by @GaryBankhead has spent months digging the site and researching the finds which is set to rewrite history. https://t.co/FPbUH1pdi4

Object of the Week in @TheNorthernEcho is seen by thousands of people every week. But do you know the story behind it? https://t.co/k7m0GXaN9G

After many years, the mystery has been solved. Story in @TheNorthernEcho on how the new book from @GaryBankhead reveals the truth behind how the Archbishop’s treasures ended up in the River Wear at Durham @DiveIntoDurham

Object of the Week in @TheNorthernEcho focuses on the history of a festive favourite: https://t.co/eHAeEj3GKx

Today’s Object of the Week in @TheNorthernEcho is a Darlington churchyard statue. You may have seen it, but do you know the story behind it? https://t.co/NGEU70Nsha

Object of the Week in @TheNorthernEcho is a 13th century Cistercian nunnery dissolved in 1536, which now survives as ruins tied to wealth from enslaved Labour in Barbados https://t.co/JuhjvFWvDe

Object of the Week in @TheNorthernEcho is a relic of a County Durham town’s industrial past https://t.co/H7FByDBAoh

Story in @TheNorthernEcho on the launch of a new @GaryBankhead book, uncovering the stories behind the many religious artefacts he has found in the River Wear @DiveIntoDurham. Years of research has gone into it - and it’s a fascinating read. https://t.co/zocAyxhCG7

Eve Valentine is back! County Durham horror master @Dean_Midas is bringing back his most famous creation for a Christmas spooktacular. @TheNorthernEcho reports: https://t.co/TyVC1LnZck

A great old school disco night in Darlington @TheForum_Music with Brother Beyond star @iamNathanMoore providing some banging 80s and 90s tunes. Here’s @TheNorthernEcho’s report on the weekend action: https://t.co/AsDu5GJvUP

Enjoyed writing this story for @TheNorthernEcho about the history of a ship’s bell lost during the ‘great storm’ of 1893 and uncovered during work on a North Sea wind farm @DoggerBankWind

The remarkable discovery of objects from the River Wear in Durham is explored in this new publication from @GaryBankhead It promises to be a fascinating read. Click the link for the full story 👉 https://t.co/tKMiVcgfcI

My feature in @TheNorthernEcho on how a 40-year-old mystery over sunken timbers in the River Wear near Durham was solved by @GaryBankhead and his team. https://t.co/uDGLUUVY71