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23.07.26

Archaeologists Uncover Georgian Artefacts Beneath One of Austen’s Favourite Ballrooms

During restoration work at the National Trust's Bath Assembly Rooms, our team unearthed some reminders of the fashions and fads of the 18th century.

Ian Dunn, Wessex Archaeology's Chair, stands in a garden, looking at the camera and smiling

23.07.26

Welcome to our new Chair, Ian Dunn

Ian has led organisations from small start-ups to global enterprises. As Chair, he will draw on his varied experiences to support us in delivering our 2035 Strategy and ensure strong governance in directing the affairs of the charity.

16.08.23

Investigating the Dungeness Shipwreck - What have we learnt about its construction?

27.07.23

Rock Art Across Britain: A Journey into Prehistoric Expression

26.07.23

Chris Brayne steps down as Chief Executive

C&D information pamphlets often distributed at rallies. "Have you ever wished you were better informed? Facts about the bomb"

25.07.23

Cold War Archaeology: A Creative Approach

12.07.23

The Badbury Stone Brought to Life

11.07.23

Taking inspiration from the past: two groups of pottery vessels, three thousand years apart

#HeritageIsOpen Graphic. Blue and white image of kiln at Middleport Pottery.

20.06.23

#HeritageIsOpen: Our Experts' Top 5 Must-Visit Heritage Sites

Historic England's Rejuvenate Project. Examining the finds of the test pit. Coombe Bissett Down Nature Reserve, Wiltshire.

28.05.23

Project Rejuvenate Uses Archaeology To Empower Young People

Marine science vessel, The SS Explorer in dock

04.05.23

Marine science vessel, The SS Explorer, conservation management sets sail

A whole mammoth tooth reported via the Marine Aggregate Industry Archaeological Protocol

02.05.23