The Cistercian Abbey at Tilty, Essex
Pencil and Photoshop drawing showing how the abbey may have looked in the early 16th century.
Reconstruction of an early Saxon settlement excavated near Chelmsford, Essex
This drawing was produced in collaboration with the excavators for inclusion in the final report on the project.
The castle at Cambridge built by Edward I
The earlier, Norman castle was replaced by this formidable stone-built castle but the buildings were neglected and were derelict before being re-fortified during the English civil war.
Reconstruction of a substantial Roman villa near Peterborough, Cambridgeshire
The site was excavated as part of a community archaeology project by Oxford Archaeology East.
Medieval village at Wort's Meadow near Cambridge
One of many villages cleared by landowners to make way for sheep grazing.The traces of houses and track ways still survive as earthworks.
Cutaway reconstruction of the Martello Tower in Felixstowe.
These massive gun forts were built to defend the British coast against possible invasion by Napoleon Bonaparte. The gun platform housed a 24 pounder canon and 2 18 pounder howitzers. The gunners accommodation and magazines were protected by 2.5 metre-thick walls made from an estimated 700,000 bricks.
