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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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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

09.05.2019

Lepe D-Day

Wessex Archaeology is pleased to announce that it has been commissioned by the New Forest National Park Authority to create 3D reconstructions of the WWII remains at Lepe County Park.

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

26.04.2019

Under Richmond Castle

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by English Heritage to undertake a geophysical survey to understand more about the history of Richmond Castle, one of the earliest Norman fortresses in England, as part of their programme of reinterpretation.

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Evaluation trial trenching at Winnersh Road

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Transport

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Transport

20.04.2019

Winnersh Relief Road

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by Balfour Beatty to undertake an evaluation at Longdon Road, Winnersh. Read the full report here.

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Evaluation Trial Trenching

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

17.04.2019

The Beacons of the Past

Wessex Archaeology is proud to announce that it has been commissioned by The Chilterns Conservation Board to supply reconstruction painting of six Iron Age hillforts. We are one of a series of artists engaged to bring the past to life, by reconstructing one of the largest collections of hillforts in the UK.

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Reconstruction & Visualisation

St Andrew's Church Wraysbury: Where it all began

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

01.04.2019

W1 Wraysbury: Where it all began

Wessex Archaeological Committee (which went on to become Wessex Archaeology) had its very first excavation back in 1979. W1 Wraysbury proved to be a relatively typical archaeological site, similar to many of the subsequent archaeological investigations undertaken throughout our 40 year history, but looking back at where we started offers an interes...

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Water

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Water

21.03.2019

Oxton 15" Duplication, Clifton

A detailed gradiometer survey was conducted over land at to the north of A453, Clifton. The project was commissioned by NMCNomenca on behalf of North Midlands Construction PLC with the aim of establishing the presence, or otherwise, and nature of detectable archaeological features ahead of works for the installation of an underground service.

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Terrestrial Geophysical Services

Flint tools from excavations at the causewayed enclosure, Datchet 2018

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Minerals

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Minerals

14.03.2019

Digging a causewayed enclosure at Datchet 2018

Archaeological excavations at Riding Court Farm Quarry, Datchet. This season’s fieldwork included exposing the Early Neolithic causewayed enclosure full circuit and interior.

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The church of St Mary-le-Port in Bristol

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Local Authorities

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Local Authorities

19.02.2019

Photogrammetry at St Mary-le-Port Church

Wessex Archaeology recorded the ruins of the church of St Mary-le-Port, Bristol ahead of a series of conservation works to help preserve the remains of this important structure. With the site presenting safety issues, we developed a unique and simple solution to successfully survey the entire site.

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Multibeam bathymetry of wreck in Aggregate Area 473

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Minerals

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Minerals

10.02.2019

Aggregate Area 473

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Marine Geophysical Services

17.01.2019

Wessex Archaeology: Celebrating 40 years

This year, Wessex Archaeology celebrates its 40th anniversary, offering the chance to reflect on the challenges and successes that have shaped the organisation and to look ahead at what the future brings, both for the organisation and the wider industry.

Multibeam bathymetry image of anomaly in Aggregate Area 458

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Minerals

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Minerals

10.01.2019

Aggregate Area 458

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Marine Geophysical Services

Surveying on site at the 'Great Yorkshire Way'

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Transport

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Transport

09.01.2019

The ‘Great Yorkshire Way’

Between 2012–2014 staff from Wessex Archaeology’s Sheffield office undertook investigations along the 4.5 km-long course of a new road which revealed Iron Age and Roman remains near Rossington, South Yorkshire.

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