BBC Two’s Digging for Britain to feature important archaeological discoveries relating to industrial-scale Roman pottery production at The Moors at Arne
Wessex Archaeology News
by Emma Bakel
1M ago
Archaeological discoveries from a Roman pottery production site which formed part of a major industry around Poole Harbour will feature in the latest series of BBC Two’s Digging for Britain presented by Professor Alice Roberts ..read more
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Bristol’s Bedminster Mill: Unearthing 170 years of technological ingenuity and urban transformation
Wessex Archaeology News
by Emma Bakel
1M ago
In 2023 Wessex Archaeology was asked by Galliard Homes as part of their Land at St Catherine's Bristol development, to look at a site in the heart of Bedminster, Vix Hughes, led the team that excavated the site. Vix and the team feature in BBC Two’s Digging for Britain ..read more
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BBC Two’s Digging for Britain to feature important archaeological discoveries relating to industrial-scale Roman pottery production at The Moors at Arne
Wessex Archaeology News
by Emma Bakel
1M ago
We’re delighted to announce that archaeological discoveries from a Roman pottery production site which formed part of a major industry around Poole Harbour will feature in the latest series of BBC Two’s Digging for Britain presented by Professor Alice Roberts ..read more
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Bristol’s Bedminster Mill: Unearthing 170 years of technological ingenuity and urban transformation
Wessex Archaeology News
by Emma Bakel
1M ago
In 2023 Wessex Archaeology was asked by Galliard Homes as part of their Land at St Catherines Bristol development, to look at a site in the heart of Bedminster, between Dalby Avenue and East Street. Archaeologist, Vix Hughes, led the team who excavated the site. Vix and the team feature in BBC Two’s Digging for Britain. You can catch the episode at 8pm on the 15 January 2025 or catch up on iPlayer. In this blog, Vix shares some of the findings with us ..read more
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The hunt for the Kingswood elephant: archaeologists conduct survey to find the legendary menagerie beast
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by Nicola Kalimeris
2M ago
Local legend has it that in 1891 an elephant was buried in Kingswood, South Gloucestershire. As part of South Gloucestershire Council’s Kingswood regeneration project, archaeologists from Wessex Archaeology conducted a geophysical survey to see if they could shine a light on the legend and identify the fabled burial site ..read more
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Well-City Salisbury returns for three more years: Pioneering mental health and wellbeing project secures renewed support from National Lottery Community Fund
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by Emma Bakel
2M ago
Well-City Salisbury, the wellbeing project helping people with low to medium mental health needs through arts and heritage courses has received £368,135 of funding from National Lottery Community Fund ..read more
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Archaeologists uncover one of the oldest and most complete wooden tools ever found in Britain
Wessex Archaeology News
by Amber McNamara
4M ago
Today we're delighted to announce the discovery of one of the oldest and most complete wooden tools ever found in Britain. The spade was discovered during archaeological excavations by Wessex Archaeology for The Moors at Arne project ..read more
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Digging for Erlestoke: Short film and exhibition at Wiltshire Museum announced
Wessex Archaeology News
by Amber McNamara
5M ago
Men from HMP Erlestoke, a category C prison, have been taking part in a full scale archaeological excavation with experts from Wessex Archaeology as part of the Digging for Erlestoke project. Now, the men share their experiences of taking part in the project and how it has impacted their lives in a short film ..read more
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Sanday Wreck
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by Emma Carter
5M ago
Rising from the intertidal deposits on Sand o’Erraby, a beach in Sanday, Orkney Islands, winter storms exposed a single large section of a wooden ship hull ..read more
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Southsea Coastal Scheme wins Flood and Coast Excellence Award in the Climate Resilience Category
Wessex Archaeology News
by Amber McNamara
6M ago
We are proud to announce that the Sub-Frontage 1 section of the Southsea Coastal Scheme in Portsmouth has received the Environment Agency’s Flood and Coast Excellence Award in the Climate Resilient Places category. This category received over 90 submissions and we are delighted that it was selected amidst such tough competition ..read more
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