by BAJR | Jul 30, 2013 | Featured, Skills Training
Here are the results of the survey on public engagement in archaeology. Data collected as part of a post-doctoral research project funded by UCL Advances. Project title: ‘Challenges in conducting public engagement in commercial archaeology in the UK.’ •Dataset name:...
by BAJR | Jan 1, 2025 | General News
Neolithic burial chambers in Wales, dating from 4,000 to 2,000 BCE, are a significant focus of early human culture and beliefs in this region. With around 250 examples remaining, they represent only a fraction of the original sites. Professor George Nash’s book,...
by BAJR | May 27, 2016 | Featured, General News
In 2009, Oxford Archaeology North discovered a Mesolithic pit house at Ronaldsway Airport. This would have been a substantial building, comprising a sub-circular hollow, approximately 7m in diameter, containing a ring of postholes and an internal redeposited gravel...
by BAJR | Mar 23, 2017 | Featured, General News
The built heritage team from Wessex Archaeology has recently recorded a group of 18th–19th-century farm buildings, including a Grade II listed farmhouse, at Steart Farm, Buck’s Cross, near Bideford on the north Devon coast. The Level 4 record was carried out for RPS...
by BAJR | Aug 8, 2017 | Featured, General News
Staff from the Wessex Archaeology Sheffield office have been monitoring a development in central York for much of 2017 and were not expecting this from a service trench through a 19th century cellar. The site lies within the medieval walled city, and due to the...
