Before it became the Eden Project, a symbol of environmental renewal, the site was a vast china clay pit formed by centuries of mining, shaped by labour, uncertainty, and change.
"Birth of the Eden Project Pit" uncovers the forgotten early history of this landscape, tracing its origins in the 1820s through maps, records, and the lives of the people who worked there. What emerges is a story of industry, migration, and transformation—of a place remade over generations.
This is the hidden history beneath one of Britain’s most iconic modern landscapes.
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