Archive for 2010
Royal Fort, St Michael’s Hill, Part 1
Archaeological investigations following demolition work within land occupied by Bristol University has exposed part of a purpose-built Civil War citadel, constructed during the Royalist forces’ occupation of Bristol from 1643-45 and used as Prince Rupert’s headquarters in the area still known as ‘Royal Fort’.
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Construction and the Archaeological Process
Andrew Townsend of Baras with Emma Nicholson of the Chartered Institute of Building, at the Union Jack Club, London, May 2012 BaRAS’s Andy King and Andrew Townsend gave a presentation [...]
Institute for Archaeologists Conference 2012
Andrew Townsend giving a presentation as part of this year’s Institute for Archaeologists Annual Conference BaRAS co-hosted a CPD workshop on Health & Safety at this year’s Institute for Archaeologists [...]
Pipe Lane, Bristol
BaRAS have recenty finished work at the corner of Pipe Lane and Trenchard Street, opposite the Colston Hall Foyer in Bristol. Until 1937 the site was occupied by a large, [...]
Chesterfield Hospital, Clifton, Bristol
In November 2011 BaRAS carried out an archaeological standing building survey at Chesterfield Hospital, in Clifton, Bristol, prior to a major renovation programme which includes renovating a Grade II* listed [...]
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