Fiona MacDonald Berkshire Archaeology was established in 2004, as part of Reading Borough Council's museum service. We offer a range of archaeological services across the five authorities. Please choose from the menu on the left for more information on: Historic...

Dr Mike Hodder Birmingham's archaeological remains are recognised for their national importance and we work to protect them through the planning process. This work has changed our view of Birmingham's past and uncovered new information about the origins of the city....

Philip Markham and Eliza Alqassar We promote the understanding, appreciation and sustainable conservation of Buckinghamshire's rich historical and archaeological heritage. 51.814500 -0.812300 England

Richard Cross Canterbury, with its walled Roman and medieval city, is particularly rich in archaeological remains. Many of the most significant remains and buildings have statutory protection such as scheduled monuments, listed buildings or historic parks and gardens,...

Sandy Kidd The Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service (GLAAS) is part of English Heritage London Local Office. We seek to promote understanding and enjoyment of our archaeological heritage through its protection, management and interpretation. We work with a...

Mark Brennand The Cumbria Historic Environment Service is part of the Environment Unit and is based at Kendal. We maintain the Cumbria Historic Environment Record (formerly the Sites and Monuments Record) and we operate a development control advice service for the...

Bill Horner Devon is widely celebrated for the great beauty and diversity of its landscapes, for its numerous historic settlements, ancient buildings and archaeological sites. This historic environment is worth treasuring for its own sake and for the information and...

Steve Wallis Dorset's history and archaeology is rich and varied. There are may ways to explore and enjoy the county's spectacular historic environment and achieve careful and sensitive development within it. 50.716300 -2.440000 England

Jayne Pilkington Dudley’s archaeological heritage is a vital component of the historic environment comprising many hundreds of sites, buildings and structures. All archaeological remains, whether structures, earthworks or buried deposits potentially hold the key to...

Casper Johnson Archaeology is the way we understand people's activity in the past and how it has shaped the environment around us today. East Sussex is rich in archaeological remains – ranging from flint tools more than half a million years old to Second World War...

Richard Harris Essex County Council provides a number of services relating to the preservation and management of the county’s rich heritage. Many of these services are provided to district and borough councils, and support their efforts to manage the heritage in...

Andrew Pye Archaeology includes buried remains of all periods from the prehistoric to the modern, and standing remains of historically significant buildings and structures. Exeter, with its Roman legionary fortress and walled Roman and medieval city, is particularly...

Shirley Blaylock Exmoor National Park Historic Environment Record - now available through our new Exmoor's Past website! The Exmoor National Park Historic Environment Record (HER) is the most extensive source of information on the archaeological and historic built...

Andrew Armstrong The Historic Environment Team is responsible for the care and protection of buildings, places and spaces of architectural and historic interest together with archaeological assets. It has a duty to protect and enhance both the historic and built...

Toby Catchpole We advise the following planning authorities in Gloucestershire on the archaeological implications of development: Gloucestershire County Council Cheltenham Borough Council Cotswold District Council Forest of Dean District Council Stroud District...

Norman Redhead The Greater Manchester Archaeological Unit (GMAU) acts as the archaeological curator for the ten Districts of Greater Manchester. The staff provide advice across the county on all matters relating to archaeology, including appropriate protection and...

David Hopkins Hampshire has a rich and diverse historic environment formed by the physical evidence of all aspects of human activity from earliest prehistory to the late twentieth century. It includes archaeological sites, historic buildings, historic landscape and...

Melissa Seddon/Lucie Dingwall Herefordshire Archaeology investigates, records, documents, conserves and promotes the archaeology and historic landscapes of Herefordshire. We are engaged in work that aims to raise public awareness and appreciation of the county's...

Denise Drury The Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire provides archaeological advice in relation to the planning process to three local authorities in Lincolnshire: Boston Borough Council, North Kesteven District Council and South Kesteven District Council. Jenny Young is...

Stewart Bryant Hertfordshire County Council Charging Policy for the provision of Archaeological Information and Advice (Provided by the Historic Environment Unit) Licence for re-use of Historic Environment Record information provided • Free of charge to...

Dave Evans Archaeological services Through the Humber Archaeology Partnership we provide a a wide range of Archaeological services. We hold information on archaeological sites and finds within Hull and the East Riding which is jointly funded by Hull City Council and...

- The archaeological sites, historic landscapes and buildings of Kent form the historic environment that we see all around us. Kent County Council works to conserve and protect Kent’s heritage for future generations and helps people to understand and enjoy it....

John Hodgson John Hodgson, Senior Archaeology and Heritage Adviser Eleanor Kingston, Archaeology and Heritage Adviser We provide information and advice on all aspects of the historic environment in the Lake District National Park. We contribute to National Park...

Doug Moir The Lancashire Historic Environment Record is continually being updated. Information on new sites and finds and additional details about existing sites has been provided by professional archaeologists, museums, local researchers and the general public. We...

Grahame Appleby Archaeology and Planning The City's historic core is defined as an Archaeology Alert Area to indicate to prospective developers where development is most likely to have an impact upon archaeological remains (though archaeological remains are not...

Richard Clark The County Council provides a specialist archaeological advisory service to the County, District and Borough local planning authorities (LPAs) of Leicestershire and Rutland. Where archaeological advice is offered in relation to a development proposal it...

Teresa Hawtin The County Council provides a specialist archaeological advisory service to the County, District and Borough local planning authorities (LPAs) of Leicestershire and Rutland. Where archaeological advice is offered in relation to a development proposal it...

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Ian George Lincolnshire is a county rich in archaeological remains. We have 478 nationally important and legally protected Scheduled Ancient Monuments. It is important that we conserve this irreplaceable resource for the future - and to increase current knowledge....

Kathryn Stubbs Archaeological remains and ancient monuments are important evidence of the City’s past and its role as a commercial and trading centre reflecting past land use, society and occupation as well as social and economic change. The remains have intrinsic...

Chris Constable The areas of archaeological importance stretch beyond this to include Bankside where important Elizabethan and Stuart playhouses such as the Globe and the Rose were located. Historic villages further south also contain important archaeological...

Alison Plummer From June 2016 a full service for archaeological advice relating to planning and development management is available to the local authorities of Knowsley, Liverpool, Sefton, St. Helens and Wirral. 53.397600 -2.943700 England

Nick Crank Milton Keynes Council Archaeology website. For many people outside the area, the mention of Milton Keynes brings the image of the large estates, shopping centre and roundabouts of the New Town. With this comes the assumption that the area possesses little...

Frank Green The New Forest has a unique historic, cultural and archaeological heritage from royal hunting ground to ship building, salt making and 500 years of military coastal defence. The jewels in the National Park’s crown are the 214 scheduled monuments and 621...

Jenny Morrison The Historic Environment Section is the archaeology, conservation, heritage and historic building service of the City Council. As part of the Planning and Transportation Division the team members are involved in caring for the City's listed buildings,...

Alice Cattermole The Historic Environment Service monitors all planning applications in Norfolk. We provide advice on the historic environment and development to applicants, developers, landowners and to the Local Planning Authorities and work to ensure that any plans...

Adam Single The Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service (GLAAS) is part of English Heritage London Local Office. We seek to promote understanding and enjoyment of our archaeological heritage through its protection, management and interpretation. We work with a...

Liz Mordue The impact that new development will have on sites containing archaeological remains is one issue taken into account by the county's planning authorities in determining applications for planning permission. Where there could be a potential impact:...

Hugh Winfield Archaeology and development Part of the core duties of the Archaeological Officer is to advise on planning applications and pre-application discussions. If you are planning on submitting a planning application in one of North East Lincolnshire's historic...

Alison Williams The Historic Environment Record (HER) is a record of all known heritage assets in North Lincolnshire. They include archaeological sites, monuments, buildings and historic places. The records cover a wide variety of sites, from prehistoric times up to...

Cat Lodge We advise on the effects of planning on the archaeological and historic landscape of North Somerset and maintain the district's historic environment record of archaeological and historic sites. We also hold an archive of 15,000 aerial photographs and the...

Graham Lee The Moors contain an amazing wealth of archaeological remains of all periods, dating from the end of the last Ice Age - the flint tools and camps of the first hunters - through to the concrete and steel bunkers of the Cold War. There is the largest iron age...

Gail Falkingham The county boasts an enviable archaeological legacy, from prehistoric times through to military remains of the 20th century, all of which shape the towns and villages we live in today. These remains are fragile, and once damaged or destroyed cannot be...

Sara Rushton Our team of archaeologists work to conserve and enhance the special qualities of Northumberland's historic environment. We do this by offering specialist advice to planners and developers, encouraging good management of archaeological and historic...

Chris Jones Northumberland National Park has a rich heritage left from the past for us to discover through archaeology. From Hadrian's Wall in the south, to the wonderful prehistoric landscapes of the Cheviot Hills in the north, there are evocative reminders of our...

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- There are many sites of archaeological interest of all periods, from Palaeolithic to World War II, and of all types from single finds to large industrial complexes in Nottinghamshire. The county’s heritage assets are all recorded in the Historic Environment...

David Radford Oxford has a rich and diverse archaeological heritage that encompasses prehistoric settlement, a nationally important Roman pottery industry and a historic core that has experienced over 1,000 years of urban development. The built heritage of Oxford has...

Hugh Coddington Advice for property owners and developers whose building plans have archaeological implications. Looking at aerial photographs We protect and conserve Oxfordshire’s archaeological resource by advising on planning applications and policies. We provide...

Ken Smith The Peak District National Park Authority is the statutory planning authority for the national park. Planning plays a vital role in ensuring that any new development is well designed and carefully sited so that it contributes to the quality of the natural...

Rebecca Casa-Hatton he area covered by Peterborough City Council displays a unique and diverse natural landscape, being characterised by deep fen and fen edge, clay and limestone 'uplands', and terraces of the Rivers Nene and Welland. This diverse landscape was...

Rachel Broomfield Archaeology is the study of the past through the material remains left by our ancestors. The evidence can be buried or upstanding, deliberately constructed or the by-product of other activities. The evidence can consist of a few artefacts or an...

Penny Ward Shropshire has a rich and varied wealth of historic monuments and archaeological sites dating from prehistoric times to the Industrial Revolution. This unique archaeological heritage is an important cultural resource and one which we want to protect and...

- Somerset Historic Environment Service The Historic Environment Service provides information and advice on the built environment of Somerset. As well as archaeology, we deal with Listed Buildings (particularly those in West Somerset and Sedgemoor Districts) and...

Paul Driscoll Archaeology is the study and understanding of the human past through its physical remains. South Gloucestershire has numerous sites of archaeological and historical interest. We aim to conserve this rich heritage and promote it to residents, community...

Mark Stevenson The Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service (GLAAS) is part of English Heritage London Local Office. We seek to promote understanding and enjoyment of our archaeological heritage through its protection, management and interpretation. We work with a...

Gillian King The Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service (GLAAS) is part of English Heritage London Local Office. We seek to promote understanding and enjoyment of our archaeological heritage through its protection, management and interpretation. We work with a...

Post Empty We work hard to safeguard the archaeology of South Yorkshire. We are the archaeological advisors to the Councils of Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield, but we also offer advice to a wide range of other land managers and developers. When...

Kevin White National policy on archaeology and planning is contained in the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) published in March 2012 (see external link below). Southampton City Council's local policy on archaeology is contained in the Local Plan and Core...

S West St Albans District has a rich heritage of historic buildings and areas. Many of these structures are protected by being listed buildings. There are also several scheduled ancient monuments within the District. St Albans conservation area Where the Council seeks...

Shane Kelleher Staffordshire has a diverse range of historic landscapes, buildings, settlements, archaeological sites and monuments which reflect the county's own distinct character. The historic environment provides a sense of identity and belonging for its...

Jonathan Goodwin Protection of Stoke-on-Trent’s archaeology is done within the planning process. In line with advice from central government, we make use of local and national policies to protect our archaeological sites and to ensure that archaeological remains are...

Matthew Baker The Archaeological Service is the main provider of archaeological conservation, recording and advice services in Suffolk. We host the PAS for Suffolk, and maintain the county archaeological archives (county store). In order to promote the conservation,...

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Robin Daniels Tees Archaeology provides archaeological services to the people and local authorities of Hartlepool and Stockton-on-Tees and operates throughout the Tees Valley. For further technical information about our service please download our Service Plan....

Hal Bishop The Torbay Historic Environment Record (HER), formerly the Sites and Monuments Record (SMR) is a database of information on all known archaeological and historic sites in the administrative area of Torbay Council, formerly within the historic county of...

Anna Stocks The Warwickshire County Council curatorial archaeology service is formed by the Archaeological Information and Advice (AIA) team who deliver an archaeology planning advice service and manage and maintain the Warwickshire Historic Environment Record. The...

Sarah Orr The West Berkshire archaeology service provides advice and information about the historic environment of the unitary authority of West Berkshire. The archaeology service advises on archaeological requirements in relation to development in West Berkshire The...

Mark Stretton Listed buildings and scheduled monuments There are currently around 195 buildings and structures in Sandwell which are included in the schedule of buildings of special architectural or historic interest, made under the Planning ( Listed Buildings and...

Mark Taylor Archaeology is about understanding past human societies and their environment through the surviving material remains they have left, the places they lived and worked, the monuments and buildings they built, the goods they made and the rubbish they left,...

Ian Sanderson West Yorkshire Archaeology Advisory Service Historic Environment Record The West Yorkshire Archaeology Advisory Service (WYAAS) holds and maintains the Historic Enviromental Record (HER). This comprises: Information on all known archaeological sites and...

Melanie Pomeroy-Kellinger The Archaeology Service now forms part of the facilities provided by Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre. The Archaeology Service has a duty of identifying, recording and protecting Wiltshire´s archaeology by advising planning departments...

Tracy Matthews Winchester City Council's Conservation section provide specialist advice on the conservation of the district's historic built environment, including listed buildings, conservation areas and other buildings that are considered of significant local...

Mike Shaw The Wolverhampton Historic Environment Record (HER) is managed by the City Archaeologist and contains information about archaeology, historic buildings and other heritage assets and historic areas in the city. Information on the HER can be accessed via the...

James Dinn Worcester is one of England's major historic cities, and it is important that its historic significance is conserved and enhanced. Worcester City Council's Archaeology Service provides advice on the archaeological implications of development and other...

Victoria Bryant Worcestershire Archaeology is a Registered Archaeological Organisation, validated by the External website link Institute for Archaeologists. We undertake a wide range of commercial, research and community projects within Worcestershire, our...

S Grenter Wrexham County Borough has a rich heritage from prehistoric times up to the present day. Inside the county borough there is heritage of regional, national and international importance. Many different organisations are involved in conserving, interpreting,...

Claire MacRae The council's archaeology section can help with advice if you are about to begin building work in an area where there may be archaeological remains. Also, see sites and ancient monuments for information on protected archaeological sites in York....

Miles Johnson The Historic Environment Team looks after the Historic Environment Record (HER) - the index to all known and recorded archaeological sites and historic environment features in the Yorkshire Dales - and also deals with general public enquiries. Staff in...