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Salisbury-based wellbeing project launched with support from National Lottery Community Fund

10.05.21

Salisbury-based wellbeing project launched with support from The National Lottery Community Fund

Four Salisbury and Wiltshire-based arts and heritage organisations, including Wessex Archaeology, are delighted to announce the launch of a new project delivering wellbeing courses to local residents after winning £260,000 of financial support from the National Lottery Community Fund.

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.

24.11.20

Nautical Archaeology Society Conference 2020

24.11.20

Remains of Victorian public baths show attempt to stem pandemic among “the Great Unwashed”

12.11.20

The A303 scheme: An opportunity for the UK’s commercial archaeology sector

Armistice 2020: Bringing the past into the present

11.11.20

Armistice Day 2020: Bringing the past into the present

23.10.20

Salisbury Sites 38: and finally...

22.10.20

Wessex Archaeology announced as Highways England’s archaeological specialists for A303 upgrade near Stonehenge

Salisbury Sites 37: Milford Hill Gravel deposits at Godolphin School, 37 Fowler’s Road and the former Youth Hostel

16.10.20

Salisbury Sites 37: back to the beginning - finishing our journey

Original promenade uncovered in Southsea, Portsmouth

15.10.20

Original Victorian promenade uncovered in Southsea, Portsmouth

14.10.20

Wessex Archaeology receives grant from Government’s £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund

10.10.20