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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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Energy

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Energy

06.08.2013

Farningham to Hadlow Pipeline Claw beaker

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Public Archaeology

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Public Archaeology

20.07.2013

Time Team Series 20: Wolsey's Lost Palace (the Manor of the More, Northwood)

Wolsey's Lost Palace: Archaeological evaluation was undertaken by Channel 4’s Time Team within the grounds of Northwood Preparatory School, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire.

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Reconstruction of Longforth medieval Manor house

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Residential

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Residential

24.06.2013

Longforth Farm

Archaeological excavations at Longforth Farm, Wellington have revealed a Bronze Age landscape and a previously unknown complex of medieval buildings. The site has been excavated, ahead of development, by Wessex Archaeology, one of the largest archaeological practices in the UK.

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22.04.2013

WA Alba: Marine & Maritime Archaeology of Western Scotland

18.04.2013

London Gateway

Wessex Archaeology divers examining a wreck site

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

28.03.2013

Wreck of the Iona I

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

08.03.2013

Early Ships and Boats

Early Ships and Boats is a strategic desk-based assessment undertaken by Wessex Archaeology and commissioned by English Heritage (now Historic England) and funded through the National Heritage Protection Commissions Programme (NHPCP).

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Archaeological diver recording on the Sicar Rock site, Dunbar

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National Agencies

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National Agencies

07.03.2013

Sicar Rock, Dunbar

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Specialists on site at Kingsmead Quarry Horton

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Minerals

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Minerals

11.02.2013

Kingsmead Quarry, Horton

Investigations by Wessex Archaeology at Kingsmead Quarry, Horton, Berkshire, have revealed a complex archaeological landscape and evidence that people had used the area since the end of the last Ice Age, a period of over 12,000 years.

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Archaeological remains in the woods at Wortley Tin Mill, Barnsley

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Local Authorities

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Local Authorities

07.02.2013

Wortley Tin Mill, Barnsley

Staff from the Sheffield office have recently undertaken a community archaeology project at Wortley Tin Mill, Barnsley in collaboration with Hunshelf Parish Council, the East Peak Innovation Partnership and the South Yorkshire Industrial History Society. The project involved the production of a desk-based assessment, landscape survey and on-site an...

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Community & Education

Archaeological excavation work at Bramham Park, Wetherby

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Local Authorities

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Local Authorities

07.02.2013

Bramham Park, Wetherby

In May and June 2012 Wessex Archaeology undertook excavation and recording of an 18th century garden feature, a former water cascade within the grounds of Bramham Park, Wetherby, West Yorkshire. The Grade 1 listed grounds and park at Bramham were laid out during the period 1700–1713 for the Benson family, and include early water garden features whi...

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Heritage Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

07.02.2013

Wakefield Cathedral

A team from Wessex Archaeology's Sheffield office carried out an excavation within Wakefield Cathedral in advance of the construction of a new floor. The work revealed over 20 inhumations, which are mostly coffin burials associated with the 18th/19th century church. Many of the graves were previously disturbed, probably during Sir George Gilbe...

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