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.

30.04.20

Celebrating a year on the Community Engagement Team

A medieval well discovered on the site of the former ATS Garage

24.04.20

Salisbury Site 12: Former ATS Site and Goddard’s Garage

20.04.20

Building Butser’s Neolithic House: answers and questions

Introducing Clover Buck, our new Business Support Apprentice

20.04.20

Introducing our new Business Support Apprentice

Excavations by Wessex Archaeology took place in Greencroft Street in 1999

16.04.20

Salisbury Sites 11: 69 Greencroft Street

Line drawing of one of the clay pipes found in Vanner's Chequer

10.04.20

Salisbury Sites 10: Clay Pipe Makers

Raising the A frame at Butser Ancient Farm's Neolithic house build

07.04.20

Building Butser's Neolithic House: making assumptions

03.04.20

Salisbury Sites 9: Bedwin Street and Salt Lane

Stonework discovered during Rollestone St excavations

27.03.20

Salisbury Sites 8: Winchester Street and Rollestone Street

24.03.20