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Phil Harding excavating at Salt Lane

03.04.20

Salisbury Sites 9: Bedwin Street and Salt Lane

In 2013-14, the central part of Vanner’s Chequer in Salisbury was due to be infilled with houses. The development, extending from Bedwin Street to Salt Lane, also included land on the south side of Salt Lane, in Griffin Chequer; offering the rare chance to study a complete chequer.
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Stonework discovered during Rollestone St excavations

27.03.20

Salisbury Sites 8: Winchester Street and Rollestone Street

Our review of archaeology in the Three Swans Chequer is completed by looking at five small conjoining areas which were investigated in 1988 before the area was redeveloped. The premises demonstrate how buildings and their use are liable to change, often quite dramatically, at relatively short notice.
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Discover your archaeology escape with our wealth of free online resources

24.03.20

Discover your archaeology escape
Building the Neolithic house at Butser Ancient Farm

23.03.20

Building Butser’s Neolithic House: an experimental structure
Carved Saxon stonework recovered from below Bath Abbey’s gift shop

20.03.20

Carved Saxon stonework recovered from below Bath Abbey’s gift shop
Naish's map of Salisbury from 1716

20.03.20

Salisbury Sites 7: Salisbury Bus Station
Attending CIfA's 'Inspiring Equality' conference

20.03.20

Attending CifA's 'Inspiring Equality' conference
A reference collection of porcelain on display

19.03.20

Exploring London's Eighteenth Century Porcelain Industry
A view of the site from our in-house UAV

16.03.20

The crucible of all steel: Excavations at the Bailey Lane steel works
Gravestone fragments found at 24 Endless Street

13.03.20

Salisbury Sites 6: 24 Endless Street and land off Rollestone Street
Donations to the Julian Trust from Wessex West

10.03.20

Wessex Archaeology and the Julian Trust
Horton 2, the house inspiring the Neolithic house build at Butser Ancient Farm

09.03.20

Building Butser’s Neolithic house: the archaeology