Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by Mrs Trisha Renwick, Church Warden at St Mary’s Church, to undertake an archaeological test pit evaluation at St Mary’s Church, Old Basing, Hampshire.

Lost Mines of Lakeland: Archaeological evaluation was undertaken by Channel 4’s Time Team within the Coniston Copper Mine Complex, near Coniston, Cumbria.

Wessex Archaeology has undertaken survey work to record the banks and ditches created to defend Bristol during the English Civil War.

Wessex Archaeology's Terrestrial Geophysics team, use Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey to create an image of below ground features in three dimensions. The technique’s ability to work over most surfaces and within buildings means GPR is often the only effective geophysical survey option.

Archaeological work in Sheffield has chiefly been focussed on the city’s rich industrial heritage. Steelmaking dominated Sheffield’s development and flourished due to the fast, powerful rivers that converge on the city.

Bath’s riverside underwent a major redevelopment aimed at revitalising a previously neglected quarter of the city. As part of these works, Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by Alun Griffiths Ltd. to undertake an archaeological excavation during preliminary flood mitigation and development-enabling works at Bath Quays.