Generating new knowledge from the collation, synthesis and re-analysis of aggregate-related excavations and surveys.

This project will assess the interpretive potential of the secondary context archaeological resource, which yields the majority of extant data for the British Lower and Middle Palaeolithic

To undertake research into previously recovered artefacts from the sea

To secure the long-term future of an Ancient Monument as a waterway destination.

To undertake a detailed landscape survey and soils assessment using a combination of geophysical and auger survey to identify the density and nature of the buried archaeological features and the depths of blown sand that cover them.

The project is currently carrying out surveys on the archaeology and ecology of the area. This will be used to develop a management plan.

This heritage survey examined the architectural history of the Canals, the surrounding archaeology, and the copious documentary archives associated with the Canals.

To undertake a desk-based project to indicate the archaeological potential or areas of the English seabed by way of a digital atlas of historic shipping patterns

The evaluation of the final quarry phase through the continuous monitoring of topsoil stripping and sampling of exposed features.

This project is concerned with the establishment of up-to-date information on mineral extraction sites within the Thames Estuary area, embracing primarily the Thames Gateway sections of the historic counties of Kent and Essex.

A full survey has been undertaken which assesses the nature and scope of mining remains.

To develop a comprehensive programme of post survey and excavation analyses

Excavation of c 1ha by Cotswold Archaeology identified extensive Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age settlement activity across the site.

The project is to produce an enhanced historic environment characterisation for proposed areas of mineral extraction in Hertfordshire.

The project will look at the potential of state-of-the-art, high-resolution, sonar systems for the investigation of marine aggregate bodies for archaeological material.

The project covers the first stage of a proposed programme of evaluation, namely desk-based assessment of land earmarked for extraction.

The over-all project aim is to characterise the fluvial and landscape evolution of the area since the last (Devensian) glaciation and assess the impact of human activity during this period.

To stabilise the lake edge around the istening device structures and to carry out essential repairs to their concrete.