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Opening a Roman Coffin
1/14/2008 4:35:42 AM wessexarchaeology Uploads by wessexarchaeology
Opening a Roman Coffin
A remarkable Roman burial has been found at Boscombe Down, Wiltshire, UK. When we lifted the lid off a three tonne stone coffin we were surprised to discover that the coffin had not filled with soil. Instead, we found ourselves looking down on the skeleton of a woman who was cradling a young child in her arms. Find out more at www.wessexarch.co.uk A slightly longer version can be seen at vimeo.com
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A Virtual Stonehenge Landscape
11/15/2007 9:24:22 AM wessexarchaeology Uploads by wessexarchaeology
A Virtual Stonehenge Landscape
This short film shows the landscape around Stonehenge as recorded by LIDAR survey (airborne 3D scanning). Millions of measurements were taken across the landscape, and here they have been turned into a 'solid' computer model to show how well the archaeology is recorded by this method. Prehistoric burial mounds (barrows), the great Cursus (a 2km Neolithic monument), the Bronze Age Avenue which links Stonehenge to the River Avon, and other henges such as Woodhenge and Durrington Walls are all clearly visible. It is possibly the first time that this data has been shown in this way, at 1:1 with no reduction of data quality to produce a perspective animation. To find out more technical information about the survey, visit the Stonehenge LIDAR section of the English Heritage website: english-heritage.org.uk
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Seabed Prehistory
11/27/2006 9:26:25 AM wessexarchaeology Uploads by wessexarchaeology
Seabed Prehistory
Archaeologists have created a 3D visualisation of a whole prehistoric landscape now submerged 20 metres under the English Channel, and 8 miles off the West Sussex coast. This is how we believe it may have looked over 8000 years ago, based upon environmental and geophysical surveys; an estuary populated by families living from the river, sea and land; a river surrounded by salt marsh and forest. Find out more about the project at www.wessexarch.co.uk
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Wreck in the Thames
11/24/2006 3:48:33 AM wessexarchaeology Uploads by wessexarchaeology
Wreck in the Thames
In the summer of 2005 Wessex Archaeology were called in by the Port of London Authority to excavate and recover the bow and part of the side of a late 16th century merchant ship. The ship's timbers have been dated to 1574, and amongst the artefacts recovered is a cannon.
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Prehistoric Iron Smelting Demonstration
10/5/2006 9:51:48 AM wessexarchaeology Uploads by wessexarchaeology
Prehistoric Iron Smelting Demonstration
Experimental archaeologist Jake Keen demonstrates some of the concepts of iron smelting in a bloomery furnace using techniques believed to have been used during the British Iron Age. The demonstration was part of Wessex Archaeology's annual practical archaeology course.
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Practical Archaeology
9/19/2006 8:37:11 AM wessexarchaeology Uploads by wessexarchaeology
Practical Archaeology
Students learn how to dig and record on an archaeological site in Dorset, UK.
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