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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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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
Pointed boss plasterwork detail

27.01.20

A Tale of Two Ceilings 6: Elizabethan and Jacobean Plasterers
Detail of escutcheons and masks on the ceiling at The Grapes

24.01.20

A Tale of Two Ceilings 5: The Grapes
Fleur de lys plasterwork

22.01.20

A Tale of Two Ceilings 4: The North Aisle of the Nave
Late 18th or early 19th century print showing the Abbey nave's plaster ceiling

20.01.20

A Tale of Two Ceilings 3: The Nave