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flood and coast event

24.06.22

Flooding, coastal change and a sustainable future: Archaeology’s contribution to resilience and readiness in the FCERM Strategy Roadmap

Wessex Archaeology exhibited at the annual Flood & Coast 2022 Conference & Expo earlier this month – this is our 5th year attending, and the first in-person since 2019.

Produced by CIWEM in partnership with the Environment Agency, the event brings together key stakeholders in the Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) sector to find new ways of working together and with the communities most affected by flooding and coastal erosion.
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Stag beetle

24.06.22

The Secret Life of Beetles with Sander Aerts: Insect Week 2022

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Well-city artwork

18.11.21

How can heritage support the wellbeing of the local community?
Humans and Environment Iron Age warriors

17.11.21

Humans and our Environment
Plaque 1 upper face showing details and features under RTI

04.11.21

Innovative technology sheds new light on Prehistoric chalk plaques from Stonehenge
A starboard bow view of the three-masted barque Glenbervie (1866) with crowds of people, on the rocks at Lowland Point. G14146. © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Coll

21.10.21

Unpath’d Waters: Major project aims to reshape the future of UK marine heritage
Cows, curds and casseroles

14.10.21

Cows, curds and casseroles: how organic residue analysis is helping us understand how pottery was used in the Roman North
Survey

29.09.21

Sustainable Development in the Historic Environment Sector

Photo of offshore windfarm

23.09.21

New Scientist Live: Creating a sustainable future
View of the ‘Grey to Green’ regeneration of the former road Castlegate

23.09.21

Heritage Open Days: Sheffield Castle Tours
Picture of guidance document and wind turbines at sea

16.09.21

New archaeological WSI guidance for offshore wind farm developers
Two children learn about archaeology with real artefacts

07.09.21

‘Outstanding service for schools’: Wessex Archaeology's community engagement recognised by Sandford Award