A study of the bowling greens of Britain as historic sporting landscapes

Excavation of a multi-period site in 2004/5 uncovered abundant evidence of funerary and ceremonial activities taking place during the Bronze Age, Middle Iron Age and Saxon periods.

Study of the Ecton copper/lead mines to provide data to help in their long term management

The aim is to date flint extraction and working at Grimes Graves as precisely as possible, by applying radiocarbon dating and the Bayesian analysis of the results.

This project will carry out an assessment of 61 medieval ceramic assemblages from Northumberland. The main objective is to identify which assemblages/groups of pottery from the county may be used in a subsequent study to develop an accessible type-series for the county to be used as a solid foundation upon which a range of thematic studies can be developed.

The general aim of this project is to reassess the Mesolithic archaeology of north east Yorkshire, within an area focussed on the upland landscape of the North York Moors and the adjacent Tees valley lowlands.

A rapid coastal zone assessment of the coastal archaeology from the Anglo-Scottish Border to the Anglo-Welsh Border.

An overview of the heritage interest of Portland

This project seeks to map the precincts of Peterborough Cathedral and its predecessor abbey using a geographical information system (GIS), which will capture not only an accurate ground plan but information drawing on published and unpublished archaeological, historical and antiquarian work.

To review 77 parish churches in the deaneries of Heytesbury and Sherborne

A scoping study to understand the socio-economic benefits of heritage in National Parks

Publication of excavation of the first recognised Anglo-Saxon settlement in England

This project is a post-excavation assessment of an excavation, carried out in October 2007, of part of a previously unknown Anglo-Saxon cemetery.