Stonehenge – we are going to be involved!

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Following the Government’s decision to approve the improvement of the A303 trunk road at Stonehenge, Wiltshire, Cotswold Archaeology is proud to announce that it is a member of the largest collaborative partnership of archaeological organisations ever put together in the UK. The consortium is led by Wessex Archaeology and it will work on behalf of Highways England to deliver archaeological fieldwork, post-excavation analysis and a programme of public archaeology and community engagement.  Read more here.

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