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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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17.10.2007

HMS Campania, Firth of Forth

Few ships can lay claim to a career as eventful as that of HMS Campania. The ship began life as one of Cunard's first great liners. Constructed by Fairfields at Govan, and launched in September 1892, at nearly 200m long and displacing 18,000 tons the Campania was an enormous ship by the standards of the time. Campania was the first Cunard ship...

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Marine Geophysical Services

Archaeological remains on the M6 Toll Road

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Transport

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Transport

23.04.2007

M6 Toll Road

Wessex Archaeology completed a series of fieldwalking surveys and excavations in advance of the building of Britain's first toll motorway: the M6 Toll around Birmingham.

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Historic Environment Desk-Based Assessment
Fieldwalking
Evaluation Trial Trenching
and 4 more...

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16.11.2006

HMS Drake, Rathlin Island

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Concrete Sound Mirror, Cinque Ports Training Area

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Defence

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Defence

08.01.2006

Concrete Sound Mirror, Cinque Ports Training Area

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by Landmarc Support Services Limited on behalf of Defence Estates to undertake archaeological recording of a sound mirror at Cinque Ports Training Area, Hythe, Kent, with a Study Area of a 1km radius centred on NGR 613621 134459. The aim of the work was to provide a baseline description and condition report of th...

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Residential

21.06.2003

The Amesbury Archer

The Amesbury Archer grave is of a man dating to around 2,300BC and was discovered three miles from Stonehenge by Wessex Archaeology staff in 2002. His grave was the richest ever found dating from the early Bronze Age found in Britain. He was found during excavation in advance of a housing development at Amesbury in Wiltshire, and the man was dubbed...

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Local Authorities

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01.01.1988

Trowbridge Castle Excavations 1988, Wiltshire

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Evaluation Trial Trenching

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Local Authorities

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Local Authorities

01.01.1987

Excavations at Trowbridge, Wiltshire, 1986-1987

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Excavation & Mitigation

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