Reading theground, layer by layer.
MAP is an independent archaeological contractor and heritage consultancy. We assess, excavate, record and interpret the past for development, research and the public record.
Project archive
Burnby Lane, Pocklington
One of the projects in MAP’s public archive. The new project library is being prepared to present verified fieldwork, findings and outcomes in full.
- Location
- Pocklington
- Practice
- Archaeology
01
Desk-based assessment
Evidence-led research that establishes heritage significance before a planning application.
02
Geophysical survey
Non-intrusive survey that maps buried features before any ground is broken.
03
Evaluation & trial trenching
Targeted trenches that confirm the presence, date and condition of archaeology.
04
Excavation & strip-map-record
Full archaeological excavation delivered safely and to programme.
05
Watching briefs
Archaeological monitoring during groundworks.
06
Historic building recording
Measured, photographic and descriptive records of historic buildings.
(03) Where we work
From Malton, across Yorkshire and Northern England.
(04)Guides
Archaeology and planning, explained.
Guide
Archaeology and planning permission: a guide for developers
How archaeology fits into the planning process in England and what to expect at each stage.
Guide
What is a Written Scheme of Investigation (WSI)?
The method statement that must be agreed before archaeological fieldwork can start.
Guide
What is an archaeological watching brief?
What monitoring during groundworks involves and how to plan for it.
Infrastructure
Housing & regeneration
Energy & utilities
Public & community
News archive · 3 January 2023
CIfA Registered Organisation
MAP’s public archive records the practice becoming a CIfA Registered Organisation. A refreshed insights programme will bring current fieldwork and specialist knowledge forward.
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