In connection with a proposed wind turbine on land at Rhosbeirio, Anglesey Wessex Archaeology undertook a small evaluation with trenches targeted on potential features identified through geophysical survey. Though prehistoric and Romano-British activity is known from the wider area the only features identified during this investigation were former field boundaries thought to relate to post-medieval (1500-1800) or 19th century enclosure.

The Forgotten Gunners of WWI: Archaeological evaluation was undertaken by Channel 4’s Time Team at the site of the Great War era training camp at Belton House, Lincolnshire.

Kent Jones is an archaeologist based in our Maidstone office in Kent. He is a little shorter than the average archaeologist and just a little more furry, but you expect that from a bear!

A combination of historical research, building recording and archaeological excavation revealed the complex history of the site that in 1800 was still surrounded by fields on the town’s north-western edge, but which soon after was swallowed up by steel works, foundries and workers’ housing. Sheffield’s burgeoning population provided the workforce for the series of industrial premises.

The First King of Racing: Archaeological evaluation was undertaken by Channel 4’s Time Team on King Charles II’s Royal Palace and racing stables in Newmarket.