Douglas Head
Multi-Period Archaeological Site LOW Priority
Prominent headland overlooking Douglas Bay — lighthouse, Victorian camera obscura, military installations (signalling station, WWII defences). The headland was a popular Victorian promenade with gardens and entertainments. WHY DETECT HERE: 200+ years of tourist activity on the headland itself. Victorian coins, buttons, jewellery from the promenade era. WWII military items from the defence installations. The paths and former garden areas are most productive. Access is straightforward from Douglas.
What You Can Find Here
Victorian coins, harbour debris, older items below
Access Information
✅ Public
Best Season to Visit
Low tide
📍 54.14°N, 4.46°W · Isle of Man
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