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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.

06.05.22

Launching The Ripple Effect

Jono Sutton, 3D Environment Artist, trains Fieldwork staff in VR use for Community Engagement

05.05.22

Community Engagement training for Fieldwork Archaeologists

03.05.22

The Amesbury Archer: 20 Years On

29.04.22

New Scientist Live North

21.04.22

The history of worm parasites

14.04.22

A Day in the Life of a UAV Pilot

A Simnel cake, typically eaten at Easter in the UK

11.04.22

The Archaeobotany of the Simnel Cake

28.03.22

A Day in the Life of a Heritage Consultant

Work in progress shot of VR 15th Century Townhouse Experience

25.03.22

A Day in the Life of a 3D Environment Artist

Ogg the Cat looks on as Marine Geophysicist, Robyn Pelling, analyses offshore data

07.03.22