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This small knife may have been used to eat food or as a tool. Excavations in the Brighton Hill South area of Basingstoke in 1986 revealed the remains of a small Medieval village, possibly the lost ...

This copper balance beam was found during the excavations of the Brighton Hill South site in Basingstoke. Two chains would have hung from either end of the long balance beam each ending in a small ...

Excavations in Winklebury took place in the mid-1970s, following planning applications for Fort Hill School finding evidence of occupation during both the Early and the Late Iron Age. These pot sherds ...

Excavations in Winklebury took place in the mid-1970s, following planning applications for Fort Hill School finding evidence of occupation during both the Early and the Late Iron Age. This loom weight ...

Excavations in Winklebury took place in the mid-1970s, following planning applications for Fort Hill School finding evidence of occupation during both the Early and the Late Iron Age. The fragments of ...

This is an ivory statue, on low plinth in front of tripartite arched backdrop, depicting Hindu gods and their vahanas . Vahana is a Sanskrit word that means “that which carries”, in this case a vahana ...