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09.01.2014

In the Press 2014

01.01.2014

In the press 2014

Wessex Archaeology stories reported through the press during 2014.

Complete Beaker pots from the Amesbury Archer and Boscombe Bowmen graves

30.11.2013

The Amesbury Archer and the Boscombe Bowmen

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

21.11.2013

Time Team Series 20: Henham's Lost Mansions (Henham Park)

Henham's Lost Mansions: Archaeological evaluation was undertaken by Channel 4’s Time Team at Henham Park, Wangford with Henham, Suffolk.

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Residential

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Residential

05.11.2013

39 Charles Street

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Heritage Building Recording at 1 Garibaldi Street

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Residential

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Residential

05.11.2013

1 Garibaldi Street

In July 2012 Wessex Archaeology was asked to prepared a Historic Building Record for Purelake New Homes. This included building recording of the Empire Kinema which was built in 1913 for Alexander Bernstein.

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Historic Building Recording

Recording the roof space in Westminster Hall

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

05.11.2013

Westminster Hall

In December 2012 Wessex Archaeology was asked to prepared a Historic Building Record on behalf of Skillingtons, through Donald Insall Associates. Westminster Hall is part of the Palace of Westminster and is listed Grade I.

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Machine watching on the Wroxeter Water Main

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Water

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Water

30.10.2013

Wroxeter Water Main

A team from the Sheffield Office undertook excavations along the line of a new water main from Uckington to Atcham in Shropshire. The water main runs to the north of the Scheduled Monument (No. 1003705) of Wroxeter Roman City (Viroconium) which developed from the 1st century AD onwards, and became the fourth largest city in Roman Britain.

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Excavation & Mitigation

Images from the archaeological 3D model of the Lewis Chessman

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

22.10.2013

Lewis Chessman

3D scan of a replica night from the Lewis Chessmen, a set of 93 gaming pieces found on the Isle of Lewis in 1831. The chess pieces are carved from walrus ivory and whale’s teeth and are thought to be Scandinavian in origin.

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Photogrammetry

Excavation work at Steart Point, North Somerset

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

22.10.2013

Steart Point

The Steart Point Habitat Creation Scheme is a project in North Somerset which will create a major new wetland habitat, including some 183 ha of intertidal salt marsh, 40 ha of intertidal mudflat, 69 ha of transitional brackish habitat, 79 ha of coastal grazing marsh, 32 hectares of brackish and saline lagoons, 26 hectares of freshwater lagoon and n...

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Heritage survey work at St George's, Portland

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

06.09.2013

St George's, Portland

Wessex Archaeology have been commissioned by the Churches Conservation Trust (CCT) to undertake survey work at St George's church, Portland.

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

06.09.2013

St. Johns Church, Bemerton

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