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archeological survey expert undertakes drone survey of church, standing in churchyard

24.04.26

Archaeologists and community record 600-year-old church in Happisburgh, Norfolk, before it’s lost to the sea


With severe coastal erosion threatening to wipe the church in Happisburgh in a matter of decades, North Norfolk District Council commissioned our experts to undertake a community recording project to capture the church for posterity.
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Archaeologist Arthur Hollindrake is crouched next to the trackway.

19.03.26

6,000-year-old Prehistoric Trackway Discovered in Somerset


Archaeological excavations in Somerset have revealed evidence of a nearly 6000-year-old wooden trackway, which would have been used by our early Neolithic ancestors to cross the area’s watery marshes.
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Ground penetrating radar survey in St Peter’s Church

10.10.22

Saving Bristol’s St Peter’s Church


Bath Abbey medieval cherub

13.09.22

‘A boy sleeping’: the discovery of a lost 18th-century sculpture at Bath Abbey


Operation Nightingale Flower's Barrow excavation team

26.08.22

Latest Operation Nightingale excavation at Lulworth Iron Age Hill fort


Jackie McKinley, Principal Osteoarchaeologist, holds the skull of a pig during excavations of an Iron Age site on Orkney

23.08.22

Orcadian Odyssey III: Saving Swandro from the waves


Salisbury River Park participants by the River Avon

08.08.22

The Ripple Effect


Picture of our new Heritage Inclusion Officer

04.08.22

New Heritage Inclusion Officer


Victorian Copper Bell

03.08.22

Victorian Copper Bell Unearthed at Southsea


Wessex Archaeology staff discuss St Peter's Church Bristol excavation with visitors during public excavations

01.08.22

Online and in Person: Festival of Archaeology 2022


Women of Steel photo by Maciej Lubomski

26.07.22

Mapping Sheffield’s vibrant past


Rhiannon at Eisteddfod yr Urdd 2022

26.07.22

From Swansea University to STEM Ambassadorship


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