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Cotswold Archaeology is committed to making the results of our work accessible to professionals and the public. For a full list of over 350 journal articles, monographs and other publications click here.

If you are interested in our unpublished (grey literature) site reports, over 5,500 are now available as free downloads on our Archaeological Reports Online website.

(Copies of pdf downloads of published and unpublished reports may only be made for personal use. No further reproduction of any content is permitted without the prior approval in writing of Cotswold Archaeology and publishers)

Aerial view of an archaeological excavation of a Bronze Age barrow cemetery at Picket Twenty, Andover, Hampshire, showing multiple circular ditch structures with internal features.

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Picket Twenty: Excavation of a Bronze Age Barrow Cemetery

Excavations at Picket Twenty, Andover, uncovered an Early Bronze Age barrow cemetery, with evidence of later Roman ritual deposition.

Excavations at Newport Street, Worcester

Excavations at Newport Street revealed activity dating from the Roman to post-medieval periods.

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Medieval and Post-Medieval Occupation, Redcliffe, Bristol

Excavations in Redcliffe Street, Bristol show leather-working and cloth-dying as important industries through the Medieval and post-Medieval period.

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Crick, The First Village in Northamptonshire

The expansion of Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal revealed of one of the largest Iron Age settlements in the country.

Book cover: Arhcaeology of the South-west Reinforcement pipeline

The Archaeology of the South-West Reinforcement Gas Pipeline, Devon

Work along the South-West Reinforcement Pipeline revealed several sites of various periods.

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book cover: A46 Nottinghamshire; archaeology of the Newark to Widmerpool Improvement Scheme

A46 Nottinghamshire; Newark to Widmerpool Improvement

The A46 Newark to Widmerpool Improvement Scheme in Nottinghamshire revealed several phases of activity, including Late Palaeolithic flint scatters of national importance.

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Book cover: Prehistoric to Medieval Occupation in the Frome Valley

Prehistoric to Medieval Occupation in the Frome Valley, Gloucestershire

Results of two excavations in the Frome Valley at Stonehouse and Kings Stanley provide insight into rural life over several periods.

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Friars, Quakers, Industry and Urbanisation: Cabot Circus, Bristol

Excavations at Cabot Circus, Bristol, revealed remains of the former presence of a Dominican Friary and a later Friends’ Meeting House.

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Flixton Quarry (vol. 2)

The excavations at Flixton revealed an extensive multi-period landscape with significant monuments dating to the Neolithic (long barrow) and Early Bronze Age...

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Flixton Quarry (vol. 1)

Excavations at Flixton revealed an extensive multi-period landscape with evidence for prehistoric, Late Iron Age/Early Roman and Early Anglo-Saxon remains. A posthole...

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