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300 year old cannon recovered from sea bed goes on display

24.07.21

300-year-old cannon recovered from sea bed goes on display

On the 17th July, four years after its recovery from the seabed at the entrance of Pegwell Bay off the Kent coast, a 300-year-old fully conserved cast iron cannon was delivered to the National Grid Offices in Solihull for display within a bespoke case constructed by Armour Systems Ltd.
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9th century Anglo-Saxon cave house

15.07.21

9th century Anglo-Saxon cave house - that may have once been home to a king - identified in Derbyshire

A near-complete Anglo-Saxon dwelling and oratory, believed to date from the early 9th century, has been discovered in Derbyshire by archaeologists from the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) and Wessex Archaeology.
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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
Archaeology of a Changing City

25.03.21

Archaeology of a Changing City
New wellbeing project toolkit now available to cultural and heritage sector

24.03.21

New wellbeing project toolkit now available to cultural and heritage sector
Pupils from the new King Ina Church of England Academy in Somerset

22.03.21

History on the timetable as new Somerton school prepares for opening