Groundwell Ridge is a, primarily, Roman-period building complex that was discovered during development in 1996. Initially thought to be a religious complex it is now thought more likely to represent a villa, possibly with a religious component.
- Maritime Project Summaries 2002-2003
- Maritime Project Summaries 2003-2004
- Maritime Project Summaries 2004-2005
- Maritime Project Summaries 2005-2006
- Maritime Project Summaries for 2007-2008
- Maritime Project Summaries 2008-2009
- Summaries for 2002-2003
- Summaries for 2003-2004
- Summaries for 2004-2005
- Summaries for 2005-2006
- Summaries for 2006-2007
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Summaries for 2005-2006
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Excavation of a medieval manorial and monastic site
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A Research Framework for Hadrians Wall World Heritage Site
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Completion of an analysis of existing archaeological evidence from trial excavations undertaken at this site – a Romano-British river-crossing settlement.
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The main theme of the project concerns raising awareness of, celebrating and enhancing, the diverse and rich environmental heritage of the rivers, floodplains and valleys.
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To investigate and put into context Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s use and understanding of cast iron as a structural material.
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The excavation of a Anglo-Saxon cemetery dating from late 5th to early 8th century
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The project will characterise the historic dimension of the existing landscape in Leicestershire
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Post-excavation analysis of Iron Age site excavated between 1956-60.
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Excavation of Iron Age and Saxon remains of ancient town wall
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