News

18.09.20

Salisbury Sites 33: Mud, mud glorious mud! The archaeology of the flood plain

15.09.20

Diving on the Dunwich Bank wreck

The Dunwich Bank wreck site is notorious for its ‘black water’. This is caused by silt and other particulates in the water which are so dense that it is almost always impossible for a diver to see anything underwater.

21.05.20

Drawing on Heritage: Saxon fitting, Springhead

Medieval Floor Tile, Hill Hall, recreated as a colouring sheet by our talented in-house creatives

20.05.20

Drawing on Heritage: Medieval Floor Tile, Hill Hall

19.05.20

Drawing on Heritage: Roman Mosaic, Dorchester

18.05.20

Building a Neolithic House: Our first trip to site

The ceiling at Bath Abbey, captured in a new downloadable colouring sheet from Wessex Archaeology

18.05.20

Drawing on Heritage: Bath Abbey Ceiling

12.05.20

Salisbury Sites 15: New Canal

11.05.20

Rare ship dock where Darwin’s Beagle spent her final days gains heritage protection

Excavations by Wessex Archaeology at Salisbury Market

08.05.20

Salisbury Sites 14: Salisbury Market Place

Stern of American Landing Ship 325 - similar to the newly scheduled Landing Ships LST-507 and 531

30.04.20

American Landing Ships involved in D-Day rehearsals protected

Excavations at 7-11 Brown Street by Wessex Archaeology