News & Projects
April 2025
Remembering the April 1944 tragedy when nearly 1000 US soldiers died whilst training for the D-Day landings, they made the greatest sacrifice for our freedom.
Archaeological Surveys celebrated 20 years of work in geophysics at the beginning of the year.
In March we attended the 2025 Wiltshire Archaeology Conference in Devizes where a number of projects that we had carried out geophysical survey for were presented. Our stand provided information on our recent research at Devizes Wireless Station, just three miles from the conference location, as well as other community and research projects within Wiltshire.
Cheers, Dave Sabin
Unsurprisingly, the village of Castle Combe in Wiltshire owes part of its name to an unusual motte and bailey castle situated on a spur of limestone close to the village. Although no excavation has taken place at the site, it is generally thought that most of the earthworks and masonry date to the 'anarchy period' of the twelfth century.
During fieldwork carried out in the parish of Pillerton Priors in Warwickshire, a high status Roman building was located. The villa is an important find in the region where few high status Roman sites are known.