Reports
Our reports library includes fieldwork, geophysical, geoarchaeological, marine and post-excavation reports from our archaeological and heritage projects across the UK.
There are 438 Reports listed.
Carrick Council Offices Site Pydar Street, Truro, Cornwall - Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment
Published: 2003-11-01
Subjects: Desk-Based Assessment
The desk based assessment has demonstrated that there is a low potential for the survival of Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic material on the Site. The likelihood for Iron Age, Roman and Post-Roman Dark Age material is considered to be moderate to low. The greatest potential for archaeological remains on the Site lies in the medieval, Postmedieval and modern periods. The Site lay within [...]
LEC Refrigeration Site, Shripney Rd Bognor Regis, West Sussex - Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment
Published: 2003-11-01
Subjects: Desk-Based Assessment
The Desk-Based Assessment has demonstrated that there is a low potential for the survival of Palaeolithic deposits in the form of a ‘raised beach’ on the Site. Whilst the potential for the presence of these deposits is low, their importance requires a scheme for mitigating the possible effects of this mitigation. We cannot be certain, however, that these deposits have not suffered significant [...]
Time Team - Syon House, Syon Park, Hounslow - An Archaeological Evaluation of a Bridgettine Abbey and an Assessment of the Results
Published: 2003-10-01
Subjects: Medieval Religious Site
The archaeological evaluation was successful in achieving the aims and objectives of the project. The geophysical survey produced results of sufficient clarity to enable an interpretative plan of part of the Brigittine abbey to be proposed. The eight trenches demonstrated the validity of much of the geophysical survey results and provided detail on the location, layout and extent of the abbey [...]
Time Team - Zinch House, Station Road, Stogumber, Somerset - Archaeological Evaluation and Assessment of the Results
Published: 2003-10-01
Subjects: Medieval Artefacts, Post-Medieval Structure
Zinch House is of 15th or 16th century origin and lies in the south of the village of Stogumber, Somerset, which is of at least medieval origin. One test pit was targeted to relocate the remains of an outbuilding to Zinch House shown on a Tithe map of 1840. The second test pit aimed to examine land to the north-west of Zinch House to test for settlement remains associated with the medieval [...]
3 Gladstone Cottages, Wimborne Avenue, Southall - Building Recording
Published: 2003-10-01
Subjects: Historic Building
3 Gladstone Cottages is situated on Wimborne Avenue in the Norwood Green area to the south of Southall. It was not listed but lies in the Norwood Green Conservation Area, designated in 1969. The building is rectangular in plan. It gives the appearance of being 19th century in date and first appears on an enclosure map of Norwood in 1816. Windows are replacement PVCu and the stairwell has been [...]
Time Team - The Prebendal Manor House, Nassington, Northamptonshire - Archaeological Feld Evaluation and Post Excavation Assessment
Published: 2003-09-01
Subjects: Early Medieval Settlement, Iron Age, Post-Medieval Industry
The present archaeological evaluation comprised a geophysical survey, three hand-dug trenches within the present manor house and two hand-dug test pits and four machine-dug trial trenches located across the site. Geophysical survey was also undertaken on land to the south of the Prebendal Manor House where crop marks, unrelated to the manor complex, were known. The results of the evaluation [...]
Land to the south and east of Mill House, Brayford Wharf North Lincoln - Archaeological Evaluation Report
Published: 2003-09-01
Subjects: Modern Structure
The trench was excavated initially to 5m x 2m in plan to a depth of 1.20m, scanned and recorded then doubled in size, a further probe with the machine was undertaken in the eastern half of the trench. No dated archaeological deposits were recorded and the water table was reached in the trench at a depth of c1.30m The sequence of deposition within the trench was modern in date consisting of [...]
Riversfield Mill, Little Paxton Cambridgeshire - Archaeological Evaluation
Published: 2003-09-01
Subjects: No Archaeological Features, No Archaeology
No archaeological features or deposits were found in any of the trenches. The evaluation revealed that the north-east corner of the plot may have been levelled in order to create a football pitch and that the north-west corner had been subjected to disturbance for the placement of services and the extraction of gravels.
1 Stamford Street, London SE1 London Borough of Southwark - Archaeological Evaluation Report
Published: 2003-09-01
Subjects: Post-Medieval Structure
The only deposits and finds of archaeological significance were recorded in Trench 1, partially preserved in the northern extent of the trench despite widespread modern disturbance. The archaeological features and deposits included a short section of mortared brick wall of 18th – 19th century date. The wall was sealed by a number of Post-medieval redeposited alluvial clays (backfill) [...]
Time Team - Castle Hill, Ipswich, Suffolk - Archaeological Evaluation and an Assessment of the Results
Published: 2003-07-01
Subjects: Roman Villa
The archaeological evaluation aimed to establish the position of the Roman villa as recorded by Brown within the present landscape, to establish its full extent, including the presence or absence of wings, and to evaluate the present condition of the remains. The work provided evidence as to the current condition of the site, revealing that most of the stratigraphy on the site has been [...]
Dolphin Hotel, 34-35 High Street, Southampton - Archaeological Evaluation Report
Published: 2003-06-01
Subjects: Early Medieval Artefacts, Medieval Settlement, Modern Settlement, Modern Structure, Post-Medieval Settlement, Post-Medieval Structure, Romano-British Artefacts
Trench 1 was not fully excavated to the natural brickearth, though where revealed the brickearth was found to be cut by a series of stake holes; two of which yielded Romano-British and Anglo-Norman pottery. Medieval and Post-medieval dumps, levelling episodes and the cobbled remnant of a 19th century stable block floor sealed these features. Trench 2 revealed substantial evidence of domestic [...]
Former Car Clinic, Back of the Walls, Southampton - Archaeological Evaluation Report
Published: 2003-06-01
Subjects: Medieval Settlement, Post-Medieval Structure
The evaluation partially revealed two ditches, conceivably corresponding to the inner and outer town ditches east of the line of the town wall. These were cut through brickearth. One rim sherd of medieval pottery and ceramic building material were recovered, along with a fragment of bone, from redeposited brickearth lying between the line of the town wall and the inner ditch. No evidence of the [...]
Copland Community School, High Road, Wembley, London Borough of Brent - Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment
Published: 2003-06-01
Subjects: Desk-Based Assessment
This Assessment has gathered and synthesised archaeological and historical information from a range of readily available, publicly accessible sources, and is intended to form a baseline report on the known and potential archaeological resource within the Copland School Site, and a surrounding area of c.500 metres. The Assessment has indicated that there is potential within the Site for Late [...]
Elizabeth House, York Road, Waterloo, SE1 London Borough of Lambeth - Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment
Published: 2003-06-01
Subjects: Desk-Based Assessment
This Desk-based Assessment has utilised publicly accessible and archive sources to investigate, as far as is reasonable and practicable, the nature and extent of any known or potential archaeological resource within the Site and a surrounding Study Area. The synthesised results of the study are set-out below. There is potential for the Site to contain important Mesolithic (c.10,000 – 4000 BC), [...]
Turk's Boatyard, Kingston upon Thames - Archaeological Assessment Results of excavation
Published: 2003-06-01
Subjects: Post-Medieval Structure
The excavation, which covered approximately 250m², revealed a sequence of six phases of timber revetments relating to two properties, and these have been linked to the sequences recorded in the earlier investigations. The revetments spanned the 13th – 17th / 18th centuries and demonstrated various construction techniques including post / stake and wattle, plank, and re-used building timbers. [...]