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Over the years we have worked on a diverse set of projects for a wide range of clients. Find out more about some of the exciting projects and discoveries. Use the filters to browse through the pages below.

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18.03.2024

Sheffield Castle

Wessex Archaeology undertakes archaeological excavations at Sheffield Castle for the Castlegate regeneration project.

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Energy

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Energy

26.09.2022

Rare Fairey Barracuda Aircraft Wreck in Virtual Reality

Wessex Archaeology has completed a new immersive Virtual Reality reconstruction of the Fairey Barracuda WW2 aircraft remains recovered at Lee-on-Solent, Hampshire in 2019.

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Close up of Bath Abbey medieval windows recording through photogrammetry

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

07.09.2022

Bath Abbey Photogrammetry: 3D Modelling Medieval Stained Glass & Flooring

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned to produce a comprehensive 3D model of the restored Bath Abbey floor in addition to two separate models for the main stained-glass windows, the eastern and western windows.

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

04.07.2022

St Peter’s Church, Castle Park, Bristol

St Peter’s is a ruined church in the middle of Castle Park, Bristol. Today this park is a leafy riverside oasis, but its modern appearance belies its true origins: this was once a densely built-up commercial district in the oldest part of Bristol.

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Interior of Wessex Archaeology Bronze Age Roundhouse Virtual Reality Experience

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

26.05.2022

Bronze Age Roundhouse Virtual Reality Experience

Wessex Archaeology recently completed a new Virtual Reality experience focusing on Bronze Age roundhouse remains found at Bitham Park in Wiltshire. This innovative new Heritage interpretation work from our in-house Studio has tangible benefits for a range of audiences and provides an insight into the details uncovered during excavation

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Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Gaming

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Residential

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Residential

14.01.2022

Excavation of an unusual Late Bronze Age settlement at Bitham Park, Wiltshire

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by RPS Consulting Services Ltd on behalf of Barratt David Wilson Homes to undertake a large-scale excavation as part of a planning condition for a housing development at Bitham Park, Westbury, Wiltshire.

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

12.01.2022

Operation Nightingale 2021: Exercise Ring Giver

In July 2021, the team from Wessex Archaeology reunited with friends from Operation Nightingale – a military charity which uses archaeology to aid in the recovery of ex-service men and women – for Operation Ring Giver on Salisbury Plain.

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

25.11.2021

Hidden Figures of Salisbury

Wessex Archaeology’s Studio was commissioned to create a 3D model of Phil Harding as part of the Safer and Supportive Salisbury project “Hidden Figures”.

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

26.10.2021

Well-City Salisbury

Well-City Salisbury is about connection – to the arts, to heritage, to our local area, to the landscape and to each other. This partnership project between Wessex Archaeology, ArtCare, The Salisbury Museum and Wiltshire Creative, supports people with low to medium mental health needs in the Salisbury area on their wellbeing journey through creative...

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Community & Education

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

30.09.2021

The Ostrich Pub, Bristol

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by Walsingham Planning, on behalf of the Butcombe Brewing Company to undertake a Built Heritage Statement in support of a planning application at The Ostrich. The Ostrich is a Grade II listed pub located within the Redcliffe Conservation Area, Bristol. The building is significant for its architectural, historic, ...

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Heritage Statement

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

28.07.2021

Recording The Oldest Surviving Synagogue of the Welsh Valleys

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW) in partnership with the Foundation for Jewish Heritage to carry out a comprehensive laser scan of the exterior and interior of the oldest surviving synagogue in Wales, Merthyr Tydfil.

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Laser Scanning

The cannon seen with accompanying artefacts (tampion etc) Credit Wessex Archaeology

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Energy

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Energy

28.07.2021

300-year-old cannon recovered from sea bed goes on display

On the 17th July 2021, four years after its recovery from the seabed at the entrance of Pegwell Bay off the Kent coast, a 300-year-old fully conserved cast iron cannon was delivered to the National Grid Offices in Solihull for display within a bespoke case constructed by Armour Systems Ltd.

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Marine Geophysical Services

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