Services > Archaeological Services

• Archaeological Impact Assessments
• Developing Mitigation Strategies

• Burial Archaeology
• Excavation
• Evaluation (Trial Trenching): involves opening trenches covering a sample of the surface area of the site to find out what type of remains are present and their date.
• Watching Briefs: this is where an archaeologist monitors ground-works to identify and examine any archaeological finds.
• Geo-Archaeological Survey: this can involve auguring, coring and the excavation of deep test pits by mechanical excavator to look for deeply buried archaeological remains.

• Field-walking Survey: involves the systematic examination of ploughed fields searching for ancient finds.
• Geophysical Survey: provides a rapid and cost effective method of seeing whether archaeological remains are present over large areas.
• Topographical and Earthwork Survey provides accurate plan or map and reports on the condition of the landscape
• Photographic Survey

• Artefact Analysis and Identification
• Conservation Consultation
• Graphics and Illustration