Reports are ordered by site name, and then by publication date. The views stated in the reports below are those of the author(s), not necessarily the Society’s unless otherwise stated.
Bathampton Down 2011 The search for Bathampton Down Stone Circles: Geophysical Surveys
Geophysical surveying has been carried out on Bathampton Down, Bath at a location where stone circles had been indicated by the Reverend Scarth in 1857 and Tratman in 1958
Bedwyn Brail 2013 Bedwyn Brail, Wiltshire: Geophysical Survey of Bowser Field and Adjacent Lands
Wiltshire Archaeology and Natural History Society (WANHS) Archaeology Field Group (WAFG) have been undertaking fieldwork at Bedwyn Brail since 2007, searching for the foundations of Edward Seymour’s mansion. During this period, other features associated with the house have been located, brick-built water conduits, settling tanks, a conduit house and cistern house have been observed. This project used several geophysical survey techniques in the area close to the cistern house and the results revealed an area of high resistence indicating the possible site of a building.
Castle Cary 2011 Geophysics at Castle Cary: The Castle Site
A geophysical survey was undertaken during March and April 2011, which encompassed the castle site at Castle Cary, Somerset
Durley Hill 2017 Spinney Close, Keynsham
South of the road embankment and cemetery
Durley Hill 2016 The Roman Building in Durley Hill Cemetery, Keynsham
Archaeological Evaluation and Assessment of the Results
Easton Royal 2014 Geophysical Survey at Easton Royal, Wiltshire, March 2014
An archaeological geophysical survey was undertaken at Easton Royal in the Vale of Pewsey, Wiltshire in March 2014 to try to identify earthworks resulting from the defunct Holy Trinity Priory
Foula 2008 The Foula Landscape Project: Da Heights Stones Survey and Investigation, 6th – 20th June 2007
In June 2007, at the request of John Holbourn and Foula Heritage, a small team of BACAS members went to Foula. The aim of the team was to investigate a sub-circular feature discovered in 2006 on Da Heights at the northern end of the island. The team located buried stones by probing the peat and recorded the location and shape of both these and the visible stones. In all 290 stones were recorded
Foula 2006 The Foula Landscape Project: Geophysical Survey at Harrier, 4th – 11th May 2006
At the instigation of Foula Heritage, BACAS undertook an eight day geophysical survey in the region of Harrier, on the Shetland island of Foula, during May 2006
Fromefield 2016 Excavations at ‘Leystones’, Fromefield, Frome 2016
The mysterious stones at Fromefield
Hemington 2015 Under Hardington Vale: A decade of geophysics around Upper Row Farm, Hemington, Somerset, 2001 – 2011
Geophysical survey of the area centred on Upper Row Farm in the eastern part of the parish of Hemington in Somerset started in 2001 alongside the excavations on Blacklands. Many fields within an area about 0.5 km square were subject to both magnetometry and resistance survey, and a number of outlying sites were also investigated. The survey covered a decade in time. The picture derived from the complete survey gave a good idea of prehistoric, Roman and medieval activity in this area.
Hemington 2012 Archaeological Field Evaluation and Post Excavation Assessment: Homefield Excavation Report
Between 2000 and 2011 a series of evaluations, which included a geophysical survey followed by a number of excavations took place in Homefield, Upper Row Farm, Hemington in Somerset
Hemington 2006 Blacklands: A Landscape
Excavation of a Late Iron Age and Romano-British Settlement, near Frome, Somerset
Hemington 2005 Lower Row Roman Villa, Hemington, Somerset: Report on the Geophysical Survey
Three fields totalling approximately nine hectares in area in the Lower Row area of Hemington have been subject to geophysical survey by BACAS between January and May 2005. These fields contain the Lower Row Roman Villa
Hemington 2005 Upper Row Farm, Blacklands: The Samian Ware
Edited by: Phil Rowbotham & Peter Webster, 2007. The Samian catalogued here derives from excavations by BACAS at Upper Row Farm, Blacklands.