Our services

Preparation, rationalisation and deposition of archaeological archives – artefacts, ecofacts, records and digital data – to meet cross-county museum and repository requirements. We also undertake archive enhancement and consolidation projects, improving long-term accessibility and storage.

Investigation and reporting for battlefield and conflict landscapes, combining documentary research, survey, fieldwalking and, where required, full-scale excavation. Our experience ranges from Civil War battlefield studies to major recovery excavations undertaken with the US Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA).

Our osteoarchaeologists can provide specialist analysis and clear reporting on burial practices, population health and site formation. They also advise on ethical handling and proportionate recommendations to support your project, as well as guidance on legal processes and reburial.

Specialist assessments that explore the character, significance, and evolution of historic landscapes – including Conservation Areas, Registered Parks and Gardens, and former battlefield sites. We identify key heritage sensitivities, opportunities and constraints, to support you in informed management, design and planning decisions.

We have experience of partnering with a wide variety of organisations, from small community groups to local authorities and heritage organisations. Whether a weekend test-pit excavation, fieldwalking, or a long-term archaeology project, our friendly, professional staff can support you with expertise, training and management in the field.

View related case studies: Malmesbury’s Big Athelstan Dig; Kelmscott Archaeological Research Programme

Detailed assessments of the form, fabric and state of repair of monuments, buildings and other historic structures. Our surveys help you identify risks, guide conservation priorities and inform future management or repair strategies.

View related case studies: Bishop’s Dyke; Hampton Gay

In-depth assessments that define the heritage significance of your place, and set out clear policies to sustain and enhance what matters most. Our plans provide practical actions to guide long-term conservation, use, and management.

Comprehensive heritage assessments prepared to meet the specific requirements of Development Consent Order (DCO) and Development of National Significance (DNS) examinations. We provide all standard baseline studies alongside the specialist documentation you need for the consenting process, ensuring robust, well-evidenced submissions.

Independent appraisals to evaluate whether a heritage asset meets the criteria for national or local designation. Our assessments provide you with clear, evidence-based advice to enable informed decisions.

Every site is different, so we provide bespoke strategies for archaeological investigation, tailored to the specific character and constraints of your project. We define clear, proportionate scopes of work and provide upfront risk advice to help you plan confidently and keep your project moving.

We can help you share your project’s discoveries with audiences far beyond the site. Through our established digital channels, your project will benefit from an immediate, wide-reaching audience and clear, engaging storytelling.

We create tailored digital content – from social posts and articles to videos, 3D models, and virtual tours – designed to showcase your archaeology in accessible and innovative ways.

Engaging, accessible displays and exhibitions that bring archaeological discoveries to life for public audiences. We design content and interpretation tailored to your site, venue and community.

Specialist surveys of buildings, monuments and landscapes, using techniques such as lidar, photogrammetry and laser scanning, to produce accurate 3D models, plans and analytical records. These surveys provide a detailed understanding of form, condition and change over time.

View related case studies: Gorhambury Park; Bishop’s Dyke

Our energetic, creative and engaging staff can deliver pre-prepared or bespoke learning sessions for primary, secondary, sixth form and home-educated students. We offer tailored workshops, site visits and digital resources for schools and youth groups, helping students explore the past through hands-on activities and cross-curricular learning.

Our dedicated team assess plant, charcoal and other environmental materials, to reconstruct past landscapes, diets and activities. We use both in-house expertise and trusted specialists to provide robust interpretations and advise on additional analyses where needed.

We offer expert input at every stage of the EIA process – from screening and scoping, to assessment and technical review. We prepare clear, robust ES chapters and Heritage Impact Assessments to support well-informed planning decisions.

Professional archaeological excavations delivered by an experienced team with over 35 years of sector expertise. We undertake projects of all scales, providing high-quality fieldwork, recording and reporting to meet your programme and planning needs.

View related case studies: Gloucester City Campus; Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Station; High-Speed 2

Independent advice on the scope and robustness of heritage submissions, including second opinions, technical reviews and responses to stakeholder comments. We help strengthen your application and support constructive dialogue throughout the planning process.

Early-stage assessments that help you understand how heritage can shape and support your project. We identify constraints, opportunities and practical options, giving you clear guidance to develop well-informed and achievable proposals from the outset.

Systematic surveys of ploughsoil and near-surface deposits to identify artefacts, map past activity and guide the next steps for your project. These rapid methods help you understand your site’s archaeological potential early on.

Specialist identification, cataloguing and interpretation of artefacts across all periods and materials. We combine in-house expertise with an established network of external specialists to provide appropriate, accurate reporting tailored to your site’s assemblage.

Desk-based research, survey and targeted sampling to understand the buried deposits on your site. We develop clear deposit models that help you anticipate archaeological potential and plan appropriate investigation or mitigation.

Non-intrusive surveys tailored to the size and character of your site, providing rapid insight into buried archaeological features. Our approach helps you understand what lies below ground and plan the most effective next steps for your project.

We help you share your project’s discoveries with local communities and wider audiences – from on-site open days and guided tours, to talks, hybrid events and webinars, we make archaeology accessible, engaging and memorable.

To reach wider audiences we deliver webinars with recordings hosted on our YouTube channel to extend engagement and create a lasting legacy, and connecting your site with regional, national and international audiences.

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We help bring your project’s archaeology to life for the public, using a blend of research, illustration and creative design to produce clear and engaging interpretations — from on-site panels and temporary displays, to permanent information boards. Our work makes discoveries accessible and sparks lasting public interest.

We offer expert guidance on understanding the history, fabric and significance of your buildings, whether historic, modern or somewhere in between. We can help you to make informed decisions about change, conservation and reuse.

View a related case study: Shakespeare Hotel, Stratford on Avon

Research into the historical processes that shaped your landscape, helping you understand its development, significance and capacity for change.

Professional illustration, photography and graphic design to support all stages of your project and its outputs. Our team produces publication-ready figures, reconstruction artwork, finds photography, information boards, and photogrammetry of artefacts, ensuring your results are communicated clearly and aesthetically.

Guiding you through the legal consent process for works to listed buildings or scheduled monuments. We prepare the required documentation and evidence, helping you secure consent smoothly and confidently.

View a related case study: Shakespeare Hotel, Stratford on Avon

We advise on the options available following a planning refusal, along with clear, robust heritage evidence to support your case. We prepare written statements and can act as expert witnesses at Hearings and Public Inquiries.

Taking your excavation results through detailed specialist analysis, interpretation and reporting, leading to clear recommendations and high-quality publications.

View a related case study: Hinkley Point C, Nuclear Power Station

People love to hear about archaeological discoveries, and effective media coverage helps share the positive outcomes of your project. Our Press and Media Manager can communicate on your behalf – drafting releases, coordinating interviews and supplying photography or video – to ensure your project’s stories are conveyed securely, accurately and accessibly across print, broadcast and online platforms.

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Working with your engineers and design teams to identify practical, innovative ways to preserve significant archaeological remains in situ, supporting sustainable design and positive planning outcomes.

Helping you present the key heritage considerations that support your site’s inclusion in the development plan. We provide clear, evidence-based advice to strengthen your case and guide you through each stage of the Local Plan process.

Targeted evaluations to help you understand the archaeological potential of your site – whether informing early design decisions or meeting planning conditions. We deliver everything from a handful of test pits to large programmes of hundreds of trenches, tailored to your specific project needs.

View related case study: High-Speed 2

If your project involves volunteers, we can help you deliver an engaging, well-supported programme. Our team has a very strong track record in managing volunteer involvement across single and multi-season projects, from recruitment and time-scheduling, to skills development and audience targeting.

Using our online Volunteer Portal, we coordinate roles, manage communications and capture key metrics, giving you clear oversight of volunteer contribution and your project’s positive impact.

View related case studies: Malmesbury’s Big Athelstan Dig; Kelmscott Archaeological Research Programme

Our experienced archaeologists will work alongside your site teams during groundworks, from small geotechnical test-pits and service excavations to large-scale earthmoving. We’ll ensure archaeological remains are identified, recorded and managed appropriately as work progresses.

View related case study: High-Speed 2

Bespoke, site-specific project designs that explain exactly how our archaeological work will be carried out. We tailor WSIs to minimise your risk, meet planning requirements and deliver the best outcomes for your project and schedule.

Expert identification and analysis of animal bone – including mammals, birds and fish – to build a picture of past environments, economies and ways of life. Our zooarchaeologists offer clear, contextual reporting to inform your site narrative and wider research needs.