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The Latest Breaking News from Wessex Archaeology

‘Unique’ Bronze Age wooden spade found during wetlands creation project

The spade discovered in archaeological excavations in Poole Harbour is 3,500 years old.

The Independent UK

Archaeologists reveal how ‘exceptionally rare’ 3,500-year-old wooden spade was so well preserved

The rare Bronze Age spade was discovered during a coastal habitat project in Poole Harbour

The Independent UK

Historic shipwreck exposed by storms on Scottish island to be preserved in tank

A HISTORIC shipwreck discovered on a Scottish island following winter storms is to be preserved in a freshwater tank ...

The National (Scotland)

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Prehistoric peatland plants and bugs found in UK ‘time capsule’

Frozen snapshot could help revive ancient Exmoor woodland and protect against ravages of climate change

The Guardian - UK

Anglo-Saxon teen girl discovered buried with lavish jewelry strewn across her head and chest

Archaeologists in England have discovered the remains of a teenager and child buried in a spooning position in an Anglo-Saxon cemetery dating to the sixth or seventh century A.D.

LiveScience

People have spent years searching for England’s buried elephants – they might finally have an answer

Local legends say elephants from travelling ‘wild beast’ shows like Bostock and Wombwell’s Menagerie, were buried across the country

The Independent UK

Wreck of Glasgow-built steamship given protection by Historic Environment Scotland

The wreck of Europe’s first commercial steamship, said to be of “international significance”, has been designated as a scheduled monument by…

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Wreck of Europe’s first commercial steamship given protection

The Comet was built in the early 19th century.

The Independent UK

Archaeologists bid to unravel 130-year-old circus elephant burial mystery

Local legend suggests the elephant was buried in 1891

Bristol Post

Archaeologists bid to unravel 130-year-old circus elephant burial mystery

Members of Wessex Archaeology are to conduct a geophysical survey in Kingswood.

The Independent UK

Archaeologists hunt for burial site of famous 19th-century elephant in Gloucestershire

Historians hope to find remains of animal from one of Britain’s Victorian travelling menageries

The Guardian - UK

Severn Trent Water planning huge new 10 mile-long pipe under Nottingham

The new pipe would carry water between reservoirs in Redhill and Strelley

Nottingham Post

Human remains found in Castle Park graves underneath bomb-damaged church

The project revealed what lies beneath the ruin's concrete floor as part of conservation efforts

Bristol Post

Excavation reveals history of Bristol's most secret industrial site

"Capper Pass & Sons was a very innovative and secretive company"

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Northumberland Line preparations uncover ancient remains at new rail site

An archaeological site, believed to be a settlement or farmstead dating back to Iron Age/early Romano-British period has been discovered in Northumberland

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