What does the archaeology of the Gwent Levels and Roman Caerleon tell us about historical, and future, sea level change and what does that potentially mean for us and future generations?

Tidal gauges around the British Isles measure rising sea level.  Predictions based on their trends have been used to predict the range of possible sea level rises in the Severn Estuary during the next century.

Predictions up to 2125 include the possibility that sea level will rise as much during the next hundred years as it had during the previous thousand years, or more. 

Join Dr Mark Lewis from the National Roman Legion Museum in Caerleon, for a fascinating journey into the past, to give us some clues about the future…

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