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Recording The Last Synagogue of the Welsh Valleys

07.05.21

Recording The Last Synagogue of the Welsh Valleys

The oldest surviving synagogue in Wales has now been recorded for posterity to millimetre accuracy as a result of work commissioned by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW) in partnership with the Foundation for Jewish Heritage.

Catching up with our 3D Environment Artist

07.05.21

Catching up with our 3D Environment Artist

Our 3D Environment Artist Jono tells us about the exciting work he's been up to in his first 3 months at Wessex Archaeology...

Hollis Croft: A Matter of Time comic book page

05.05.21

LGBTQ+ comic book brings story of UK’s industrial past alive for new generation

Wessex Archaeology Fieldwork Archaeologist on site

04.05.21

Wessex Archaeology leads the way with full time Fieldwork contracts for staff

Europa Nostra Young Members Roundtable event

30.04.21

Europa Nostra Young Members Roundtable event

Stone Age house reconstruction at Butser

28.04.21

The Butser Project: Ground-breaking Stone Age House reconstruction unveiled!

Marine geophysical survey of a submerged shipwreck

27.04.21

Round 4 Offshore Wind: Managing the Historic Environment

Physical recording on an archaeological site

23.04.21

Innovative thinking in archaeology

Back to the pub: reviewing the archaeology

12.04.21

Back to the pub!

Undertaking a student placement on the Coastal & Marine Team

09.04.21

Undertaking a student placement on the Coastal & Marine Team

Fortress to Gaol: The archaeology of the former HMP Gloucester

07.04.21

Fortress to Gaol: The archaeology of the former HMP Gloucester

Still from Lost & Found animation

01.04.21

A Thousand Stories: Learning from the Museum of the Lost and Found

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