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Update 1: Wintringham Site 3 so far

The initial work on site 3 at Wintringham has taken place over the past few months and now OA Cambridge are starting to investigate the main focus of a large Iron Age and Roman settlement. 

Update 2: In which ditches reveal their secrets and Steve strikes lucky

The first boots-on-the-ground blog from Harry who introduces readers to the highs and lows of archaeological excavation. 

Update 3: Keeping our noses to the grind stone

Our team are rewarded in the heat by finding a watering hole containing some 'run-of-the-mill' Roman artefacts.

Update 4: Respecting our finds

Harry provides an insight into the care and attention we take to record and analyse our finds.

Update 5: Perplexing fills and features

Lizzie fills us in on the confusing dark deposits she's been digging during the heatwave.

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Bexhill to Hastings Link Road (Development Library)
In 2013 and 2014, Oxford Archaeology carried out an excavation along the route of the Bexhill to Hastings link road for Hochtief Vinci JV. The fieldwork, which involved archaeologists from all three of OA’s offices and was assisted by members of the Hastings Area Archaeological Research Group, became one of OA’s largest and most significant projects.
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A487 Caernarfon to Bontnewydd Bypass

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The AlUla Archaeological Landscape Survey

June 2021

Archaeology Legacy Survey Launch

September 2023

Oxford Archaeology researchers to lead ambitious interdisciplinary study of archaeological wildlife

June 2022

Week 16 Update (part 1...)

Two of our archaeologists on site take over this week, with 'a day in the life of...'

Week 16 Update (part 2...)

We continue our take over with part two of 'a day in the life of...'

Week 18 Update

The team have returned after the Christmas break to continue with the excavations.

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Update 1: Wintringham Site 3 so far

The initial work on site 3 at Wintringham has taken place over the past few months and now OA Cambridge are starting to investigate the main focus of a large Iron Age and Roman settlement. 

Update 2: In which ditches reveal their secrets and Steve strikes lucky

The first boots-on-the-ground blog from Harry who introduces readers to the highs and lows of archaeological excavation. 

Update 3: Keeping our noses to the grind stone

Our team are rewarded in the heat by finding a watering hole containing some 'run-of-the-mill' Roman artefacts.

Update 4: Respecting our finds

Harry provides an insight into the care and attention we take to record and analyse our finds.

Update 5: Perplexing fills and features

Lizzie fills us in on the confusing dark deposits she's been digging during the heatwave.

Project Timeline

Spitfire

How archaeological evaluation, surveying, excavation and monitoring records information for the future

Untagged team

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Tower Green, London

Rewilding Later Prehistory

Bexhill to Hastings Link Road (Development Library)
In 2013 and 2014, Oxford Archaeology carried out an excavation along the route of the Bexhill to Hastings link road for Hochtief Vinci JV. The fieldwork, which involved archaeologists from all three of OA’s offices and was assisted by members of the Hastings Area Archaeological Research Group, became one of OA’s largest and most significant projects.
https://oxfordarchaeology.com/our-projects/bexhill-to-hastings-link-road

A487 Caernarfon to Bontnewydd Bypass

Project Case Studies

Bexhill to Hastings Link Road

Knowledge Hub - our research at your fingertips

Oxford Castle

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The AlUla Archaeological Landscape Survey

June 2021

Archaeology Legacy Survey Launch

September 2023

Oxford Archaeology researchers to lead ambitious interdisciplinary study of archaeological wildlife

June 2022

Week 16 Update (part 1...)

Two of our archaeologists on site take over this week, with 'a day in the life of...'

Week 16 Update (part 2...)

We continue our take over with part two of 'a day in the life of...'

Week 18 Update

The team have returned after the Christmas break to continue with the excavations.

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