News

24.11.20

Nautical Archaeology Society Conference 2020

Over the last weekend, members of our team joined industry colleagues for the Nautical Archaeology Society conference.

24.11.20

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

The remains of one of the UK’s earliest Victorian public washhouses uncovered by archaeologists in Bath has shed light on the solutions for improving the health of the country’s poor during and after the Cholera pandemic of the 1830s.

04.06.20

Salisbury Sites 18: The Red Lion

Excavations at Ivy Street and Brown Street by Wessex Archaeology in 1994

29.05.20

Salisbury Sites 17: Ivy Street and Brown Street

22.05.20

Salisbury Sites 16: Old George Mall, New Street

22.05.20

The Well-City Project

22.05.20

Drawing on Heritage: Window tracery, Tintern Abbey

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

Nautical Archaeology Society Conference 2020

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

Salisbury Sites 18: The Red Lion

Salisbury Sites 17: Ivy Street and Brown Street

Salisbury Sites 16: Old George Mall, New Street

The Well-City Project

Drawing on Heritage: Window tracery, Tintern Abbey

Drawing on Heritage: Saxon fitting, Springhead

Drawing on Heritage: Medieval Floor Tile, Hill Hall

Drawing on Heritage: Roman Mosaic, Dorchester

Building a Neolithic House: Our first trip to site

Drawing on Heritage: Bath Abbey Ceiling