TVAS Reading: Excavations at Down Ampney, Wiltshire

TVAS Reading: Excavations at Down Ampney, Wiltshire Ongoing quarry works in the Cotswolds have allowed us to excavate large swathes of land and build a picture of the landscape over a significant area. One of the many quarries that we excavate in the Cotswolds is a site at Down Ampney. The site connects with many…

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TVAS Reading: Project Update: The Street Farm, Tackley Roman Villa

TVAS Reading: Project Update: The Street Farm, Tackley Roman Villa A large open excavation project has recently been completed on a Roman Villa in Tackley, Oxfordshire in advance of housing construction. At present the project has proven to be one of our most exciting investigations to date. Located in the archaeologically rich area of the…

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TVAS Reading: Dryleaze Quarry’s Barrow Cemetery

TVAS Reading: Dryleaze Quarry’s Barrow Cemetery Dryleaze Farm, located in Gloucestershire, is one of TVAS’ longest running quarry projects. It has regularly produced incredible and well preserved archaeology over the last 8 years of investigation. We are currently nearing completion of phase 11, one of the largest areas of interest. Similar in form to that…

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TVAS Reading: Deviant Saxon Burials at Guildown Avenue, Guildford

Grave 9 showing 2 human skeletons in situ

TVAS Reading: Deviant Saxon Burials at Guildown Avenue, Guildford A total of nine burials were recovered on a relatively small parcel of land in Guildown, one the edge of Guildford in Surrey. Three of the graves were found to exhibit elements that were atypical to the burial practices of the area during the 6th century…

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TVAS Reading: Roman shoes and a giant’s grave at Top Road, Kempsford

TVAS Reading: Roman shoes and a giant’s grave at Top Road, Kempsford Archaeologists from TVAS have been excavating land along Top Road in Kempsford, Gloucestershire ahead of a housing development. Guided by the findings of evaluation trenches, an open area excavation revealed a significant number of archaeological features and a long history of site use…

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