Excavating a Roman mosaic at Dorchester

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Wessex Archaeology West's new home at Unit 9, City Business Park

25.02.20

Wessex Archaeology West expands to new premises in Bristol

Wessex Archaeology’s Bristol-based office has moved to new premises in City Business Park on Easton Road, after experiencing sustained growth since locating to the city in 2014.

Buses at Belle Vue Garage

20.02.20

Salisbury Sites 3: Belle Vue Garage, Castle Street

Most archaeological work undertaken by Wessex Archaeology results from requirements placed by the Local Planning Authority as a condition of planning consent. Such was the requirement to observe work associated with construction of a new workshop at this site, which lay immediately beyond the northern fringes of the medieval city.

Presentations at the Council for British Archaeology (CBA) Yorkshire Archaeology Day

19.02.20

Council for British Archaeology (CBA) Yorkshire Archaeology Day

Natasha at work in her new role as Community Engagement Coordinator for Wessex Archaeology

17.02.20

Updates from our new Community Engagement Coordinator

Belle Vue House, Salisbury

14.02.20

Salisbury Sites 2: Belle Vue House and United Kingdom House

Bath Abbey medieval tiled floor

10.02.20

Bath Abbey in 3D

Bourne Hill Council House

06.02.20

Salisbury Sites 1: Bourne Hill Council Offices & Salisbury Arts Centre

Jasper on site recording postholes

05.02.20

A day in the life of… an archaeology student on a work placement

Dr Dorothy Graves McEwan

03.02.20

Welcoming Dr Dorothy Graves McEwan

Recording the IFA2 shipwreck timbers

31.01.20

Coastal & Marine Timber Recording Day

Ramora's training facility - displaying a variety of ordnance

29.01.20

UXO training for Coastal & Marine and Fieldwork staff

Probable late Saxon Apse

27.01.20

Radiocarbon dates for a Late Saxon monastic building at Bath Abbey

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