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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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01.01.2019

In the press 2019

Historic Building recording at Shugborough Estate

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

17.12.2018

Shugborough Estate

The Wessex Archaeology Heritage team have begun their initial phase of work at the Shugborough Estate, a National Trust property in Staffordshire. The site is rare in its completeness; the estate has survived with all major buildings including the mansion house, servants' quarters, historic farmyard and walled garden.

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Wool Bridge, Dorset after renovation work

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Local Authorities

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Local Authorities

12.12.2018

Wool Bridge, Dorset

Wessex Archaeology's Heritage consultancy team were commissioned by Dorset County Council’s Highways Department to carry out recording and archaeological works at Wool Old Bridge, a stone bridge of five arches which crosses the River Frome in Wool, Purbeck.

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Removing concretion from a cannon recovered from the Nemo Link Interconnector project

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Energy

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Energy

05.12.2018

Nemo Link Interconnector

The construction of the electrical interconnector between the UK and Belgium, consisting of underground cables connected to a converter station in each country, allows for the flow of electricity between the two countries to trade it more easily. Wessex Archaeology were contracted through J-Power solutions to support the Nemo Link Interconnector by...

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Mudbrick walls dividing the Sanam Temple courtyard

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

21.11.2018

Sanam Temple Project 2018

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Evaluation Trial Trenching

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Defence

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Defence

09.11.2018

The Soldiers of Larkhill

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Energy

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Energy

21.09.2018

Renewables: Offshore Windfarms

Wessex Archaeology is the trusted market-leading provider of archaeological services to the offshore renewables sector. Since 2002 we have delivered the archaeological component of over 70% of all marine development projects in UK waters.

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

11.09.2018

HMS Campania

A Historic Marine Protected Area (HMPA) that Wessex Archaeology has worked on is that of HMS Campania, located in the Firth of Forth. Originally designated under the Protection of Wrecks Act 1973 on 1 December 2001, HMS Campania became a HMPA in 2013 when the Act was superseded in Scotland.

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Marine Geophysical Services

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Transport

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Transport

06.09.2018

Beanacre, Wiltshire

In 2015 Wessex Archaeology undertook archaeological monitoring work during the construction of an electricity supply line for the Great Western Railway. This work uncovered a large, and previously unknown, Romano-British settlement to the north of Beanacre, Wiltshire.

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

27.07.2018

Tankerton Beach Wreck

Members of Wessex Archaeology's Coastal & Marine team, along with Historic England, Timescapes, University of Wales Trinity St David and several volunteers have just returned from the excavation and recording of the recently scheduled monument of Tankerton Beach Wreck in the intertidal zone of Tankerton Bay, Kent.

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