The 14th Century villages of Lytes Cary and Tuckers Cary, Somerset. Digital illustration, commissioned by The National Trust, for information boards at Lytes Cary Manor. © Jennie Anderson Archaeological Illustration 2025.
An Anglo-Saxon burial taking place amongst the remains of Roman architecture on Lowbury Hill, located near the Ridgeway in Oxfordshire. Digital illustration commissioned by Cotswold Archaeology for The Ridgeway Project. © Jennie Anderson Archaeological Illustration 2025.
Segsbury Camp, also known as Letcombe Castle - is an Iron Age hillfort located next to the Ridgeway in Oxfordshire. Digital illustration commissioned by Cotswold Archaeology for The Ridgeway Project. © Jennie Anderson Archaeological Illustration 2025.
The large Late Neolithic circular enclosure known as Flagstones, near Dorchester, in the south of England. Digital painting created for press release after revised dating analysis.
An Iron Age settlement excavated to the west of Northampton, UK. Digital illustration, commissioned by Cotswold Archaeology. © Jennie Anderson Archaeological Illustration 2024.
A Middle Iron Age settlement excavated by Wessex Archaeology at the Lyde Road development site, Yeovil, Somerset. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
Coin forgers at work in the early Romano-British settlement excavated by Wessex Archaeology at the Lyde Road development site, Yeovil, Somerset. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
A Middle Bronze Age settlement excavated by Wessex Archaeology at the Lyde Road development site, Yeovil, Somerset. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
An Iron Age farmstead discovered during geophysical surveys carried out on The National Trust's Attingham Estate in Shropshire. Digital painting. Client: The National Trust © Jennie Anderson Archaeological Illustration 2024.
The double henge monuments at Bulford, Salisbury Plain, with a view north over the River Avon Valley in the background, shown under construction during Britain's Late Neolithic period. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
One of two previously unknown Roman villas discovered during extensive geophysical surveys carried out on The National Trust‘s Attingham estate in Shropshire. Digital painting. Client: The National Trust. © Jennie Anderson Archaeological Illustration 2024.
The Tatchbury Track, a medieval route through the New Forest, Hampshire. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
Reconstruction of Wilbury Hill Camp, a Late Bronze Age to Middle Iron Age hillfort near Letchworth in the Chiltern Hills. Created for the Beacons of the Past project. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
Chennell's Brook Castle, Horsham, West Sussex, in the 12th Century. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
Reconstruction illustration showing West Kennet Long Barrow, Avebury, under construction during Britain's Early Neolithic period. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
Castle Cary castle and town, Somerset, in the 13th Century. Digital painting. © The Emily Estate Ltd.
The departures platform at Curzon Street Rail Station in Birmingham, in 1850. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
A Roman control point on a road through a Romano-British settlement near salt marshes on the Lincolnshire coastline. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
A small Iron Age settlement near the Leam River, Warwickshire. Digital painting. © Wessex Archaeology Ltd.
11th Century Theignly complex at Eckweek, Somerset. Watercolour. © Avon Archaeology Ltd.
Cadbury Camp late Iron Age hill fort, Somerset. Watercolour. © The National Trust.
14th Century farmstead at Eckweek, Somerset. Watercolour. © Avon Archaeology Ltd.
Roman Burgus at Mancetter, North Warwickshire. Digital painting.
The Great Circle at Stanton Drew, c.2500 BC. Watercolour. © English Heritage.
Fallow Deer feeding beside the deer park wall at Radholme, Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, circa 1500. Acrylic ink & gouache.
Deposition of human remains in the early timber & earth mortuary structures at Wayland's Smithy, circa 3590-3555 BC (Atkinson's theory, 1965). Watercolour.
English Lady walking, circa 1500, with inset detail of dress-hook. Watercolour. After a drawing by Hans Holbein.
Early timber & earth mortuary structures at Wayland's Smithy, circa 3590-3555 BC (Atkinson's theory, 1965). Watercolour.
Cutaway reconstruction of 14th Century farmhouse at Eckweek, Somerset. © Avon Archaeology Ltd. Watercolour.
Aerial view of the water-meadow at Woodstock, Oxfordshire, early 18th Century. Watercolour.
Cutaway reconstruction of 11th Century farmhouse at Eckweek, Somerset. © Avon Archaeology Ltd. Watercolour.
Romano-British woman having her hair styled with carved bone hairpins, circa 150AD. Watercolour.
Two panoramic views of Radholme Deer Park in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, in circa 1500 AD. Acrylic ink.
Medieval village of Billesley Trussell, Warwickshire, circa 1370, later a deserted medieval village. © Churches Conservation Trust. Watercolour.
10th Century Oxford, a view just inside the city walls. Watercolour. © Oxford Castle Unlocked.
Bronze Age deer hunt on the Thames Flood Plain in Oxfordshire. Watercolour & acrylic ink.
Bowood Park, Wiltshire, in the mid-C18th, before Lancelot 'Capability' Brown's redesign of the landscape. Watercolour. © Bowood Estate.
14th Century woman fastening an annular brooch. Acrylic & pastel.
14th Century Lady adjusting headwear / 14th Century man-at-arms resting. Watercolour.
Liddington Camp hill fort, Burderop Down field systems, and Barbury Castle hill fort, Wiltshire, in the late Iron Age. Acrylic ink.
Winter feeding of captive fallow deer, circa 1500, Forest of Bowland, Lancashire. Watercolour.
Fallow Deer hunt in a deer park, Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, circa 1500. Watercolour & acrylic ink.
Haresfield Mount manor house near Stroud, Gloucestershire, at its height in the medieval period. Watercolour. © The National Trust.
A 'saulter', also known as a 'deer leap', in the boundary fence of a deer park in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, circa 1500. Watercolour.