Archaeology
We will reveal over 10,000 years of British history.
Before we build bridges, tunnels, tracks and stations, the largest archaeology programme ever undertaken in the UK is taking place along the line of route.
Uncovering West London's Hillingdon Hoard
Over 300 Iron Age 'potins' - or small coins - have been discovered on this HS2 site in West London.
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Coleshill Manor, Warwickshire
During archaeological work in Warwickshire, the remains of Coleshill Manor, an octagonal moat and impressive formal garden were discovered.
St Mary's Church, Buckinghamshire
In Stoke Mandeville our archaeologists have found the remains of the medieval church of St Mary with some other unusual discoveries.
Curzon Street Station, Birmingham
We have unearthed what is thought to be the world’s oldest railway roundhouse at the Curzon Street Station site.
Wellwick Farm, Buckinghamshire
Archaeological work at Wellwick Farm, near Wendover has revealed ceremonial and domestic features spanning thousands of years.
St James' Gardens Burial Ground, London
Archaeologists working on the HS2 project in Euston have discovered Victorian time capsules and the remains of Captain Matthew Flinders.
Offchurch, Fosse Way
Iron Age and Romano-British settlement, and a landscape of transport and transition at Offchurch, Warwickshire.
Community Voices
HS2 offers an opportunity to explore the stories of communities living and working close to the HS2 route. We invited people to share their stories with us as part of an oral history project.
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