by BAJR | Aug 31, 2015 | Featured, General News
Wessex Archaeology has been working with DP World, above and below the water, for over a decade, in a partnership which has been praised for its ground-breaking approach to investigating and understanding the country’s long history with the River Thames. We have...
by BAJR | Jun 15, 2015 | Featured, General News
The site itself is enigmatic – it is rectangular in outline with ‘bastions’ at the corners, and looks just like a classic fort, except that it consists only of a shallow ditch, with no structural remains at all, and no internal features. Whatever it was, it was very...
by BAJR | Jun 17, 2015 | Featured, General News
The value of X-raying was demonstrated recently when a small iron file was identified among a batch of nearly 500 Roman nails recovered from a site in the south-east of England. The 104 mm long tool, which had closely set teeth and a tapered end, would have been used...
by BAJR | Aug 8, 2017 | Featured, Professional News
The ADS, Historic England and the Council for British Archaeology are pleased to announce the beta release of ADS Library. The ADS Library is the fusion of existing datasets. These include journal and series backruns archived with the ADS, the Library of unpublished...
by BAJR | Jun 7, 2015 | General News
The new habitat follows the creation of a similar habitat for wading birds and other marine life on the opposite side of the Thames Estuary at Stanford Wharf Nature Reserve. Excavations there by OA revealed an extensive Iron Age and Roman salt production site. The...
