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Over the years we have worked on a diverse set of projects for a wide range of clients. Find out more about some of the exciting projects and discoveries. Use the filters to browse through the pages below.

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28.04.2008

Langstone Harbour, Portsmouth

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The Dolphin Hotel, Romsey

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28.04.2008

Michelmersh kiln site

The quiet little village of Michelmersh, near Romsey in Hampshire has an intriguing hidden history. No visible clues remain to show that it once produced pottery which was used as far afield as Wiltshire and West Sussex. Two pottery kilns have been found so far, one recently by Wessex Archaeology.

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28.04.2008

19-20 Jewry Street Winchester

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Wall plaster painting within Ste Apolline’s Chapel, Guernsey

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28.04.2008

Ste Apolline’s Chapel, Guernsey

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28.04.2008

Innova Park

Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by Teesland Development Company, Kennet Properties and the London Borough of Enfield to undertake a series of archaeological investigations at the former Rammey Marsh Sewage Treatment Works, Enfield, London.

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Excavation & Mitigation

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04.04.2008

Vale Farm Granary

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04.04.2008

Roman stone coffin from Poundbury Farm

Along with a series of other finds a Roman stone coffin, probably dating to the 3rd or 4th centuries AD, was discovered in archaeological excavations in advance of the Poundbury Stages 3-4 development at Poundbury Farm, Poundbury, Dorchester.

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04.04.2008

Bronze Age axe hoard from Dorset

One of the largest hoards of Bronze Age axes ever found in Britain has been investigated by Wessex Archaeology. At a site on the Isle of Purbeck in south Dorset, metal detector users found hundreds of Bronze Age axes in late October and early November 2007.

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Cupid bone pin from Dorchester former county hospital site

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04.04.2008

Dorchester, former County Hospital

One major discovery by Wessex Archaeology was a Roman mosaic dating to about 350AD at the former County Hospital site in Dorchester in Dorset. Dorchester has preserved many archaeological finds from its Roman past when it was called Durnovaria. Before building work began on the hospital site, Wessex Archaeology was asked to excavate for possible...

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04.04.2008

St Brannock’s Church, Braunton

One of Wessex Archaeology’s most unusual projects was to create a 3D model of the earliest timber-framed church spire in Britain. Our archaeologists Bob Davis and David Warburton spent seven weeks surveying the Grade 1 Listed spire at St Brannock’s Church in Braunton near Barnstaple in Devon.

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26.03.2008

Dagenham Priory Comprehensive School

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