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Heritage Interpretation from Wessex Archaeology 3D Reconstruction

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

01.01.2020

Heritage Interpretation

Wessex Archaeology has a Studio team who are specialists in providing a wide range of Heritage Interpretation. Our interpretations are designed to engage visitors with archaeology and heritage.

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

03.12.2019

Buried secrets of the Bible, Jordan

In October 2018, a team from Wessex Archaeology travelled to Amman, Jordan. Our project was to provide 3D mapping and interpretation for production company, Caravan Media, as they filmed a new television series called ‘Buried secrets of the Bible’ for National Geographic.

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Aerial view of the hauling slips at Noss on Dart

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Commercial & Industrial

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Commercial & Industrial

03.12.2019

Noss on Dart D-Day remains in 3D

In the 75th D-Day anniversary year, Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by CBRE Ltd, on behalf of Premier Marinas Ltd to carry out a programme of archaeological recording of a former D-Day landing craft maintenance facility at Noss on Dart, Devon.

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Historic Environment Desk-Based Assessment
Historic Building Recording
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
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19.11.2019

A Prehistoric Burial Mound and Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Barrow Clump, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire

English Heritage and Operation Nightingale excavations 2003−2014

Environmental archaeologist studying samples through a microscope

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Residential

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Residential

21.10.2019

Gideon Road, Wandsworth

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned to undertake a palaeoenvironmental assessment of borehole BH8, comprising a thin c. 0.2m thick peat preserved below Holocene alluvium and sealed by made ground, on land at Gideon Road, Wandsworth, Greater London.

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Environmental Archaeology

Reconstruction of Yatton: A trackway to the past

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Residential

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Residential

23.09.2019

Yatton: A trackway to the past

Wessex Archaeology's excavation work at Yatton, ahead of construction work for a Primary School and housing development, has discovered a trackway, which was in use during the Iron Age and Romano-British periods, with settlement enclosures lining the route.

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The Festival of Archaeology with Phil Harding and Lorraine Mepham

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

20.09.2019

The Festival of Archaeology

‘Phil Hardings Dig’, the excavation at the museum in 2019, marked the fourth consecutive year that Wessex Archaeology has delivered this activity in partnership with Salisbury Museum as part of The Festival of Archaeology. Watch the video to see how this years dig went.

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The lost Hospital of St Katherine, Bristol

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Residential

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Residential

18.09.2019

St Katherine, Bristol: The lost hospital

Wessex Archaeology has carried out a trial trench evaluation, followed by a small excavation ahead of the redevelopment of the site by City and County Bedminster Ltd, which has uncovered the remains of St Katherine's medieval hospital.

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Multibeam echo-sounder image of the Dunwich Bank wreck site

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

22.08.2019

De-risking the Dunwich Bank wreck

Wessex Archaeology have been commissioned by Historic England to undertake survey and excavation of the mysterious wreck located off the coast of Dunwich, Suffolk. It is one of a handful of shipwrecks protected under law as nationally important archaeological sites.

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Defence

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Defence

21.08.2019

Larkhill Waste Water Treatment Works and Bulford Pumping Station

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by Ancala Water Services on behalf of the Ministry of Defence to undertake an archaeological watching brief during groundworks to monitor the removal of the Larkhill Spillway existing structures, chambers and pipework and reinstate the area to grassland.

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Watching Brief

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Research

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Research

01.07.2019

Palaeolandscapes of the Gulf of Mexico

Wessex Archaeology has been involved in a research project in the USA, investigating palaeolandscapes in the Gulf of Mexico. The project was designed by Dr Amanda Evans of Coastal Environments Inc. (CEI) and focuses on using geophysical and geoarchaeological survey techniques to identify submerged landscapes on the north-western Gulf of Mexico Oute...

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SS Carica Millica - Galloper Offshore Wind Farm

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Energy

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Energy

29.05.2019

Galloper Offshore Wind Farm: The SS Carica Millica

Wessex Archaeology has worked with innogy on the Galloper Offshore Wind Farm since 2010. During the pre-construction marine geophysical surveys, a ships bell was discovered sitting on the seabed, belonging to the SS Carica Millica.

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