Archaeologists in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire is home. From our base on Showfield Lane in Malton we support developers, landowners and communities across the county.
The archaeology of North Yorkshire
The county holds prehistoric monuments on the Wolds and Moors, Roman roads and forts, medieval towns and abbeys, and a rich built heritage of farms and mills.
Our team understands local planning advisors' expectations and the historic landscape, so we can scope work proportionately and keep your programme moving.
Our services in North Yorkshire
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Heritage statements & impact assessment
Clear statements of heritage significance and impact that planning authorities can rely on.
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Desk-based assessment
Evidence-led research that establishes heritage significance before a planning application.
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Geophysical survey
Non-intrusive survey that maps buried features before any ground is broken.
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Evaluation & trial trenching
Targeted trenches that confirm the presence, date and condition of archaeology.
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Excavation & strip-map-record
Full archaeological excavation delivered safely and to programme.
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Watching briefs
Archaeological monitoring during groundworks.
Projects in North Yorkshire
Malton, North Yorkshire
Jockey Rehabilitation Centre, Malton
A 0.725-hectare excavation ahead of the Injured Jockeys' Rehabilitation Centre revealed Romano-British activity and an enduring local association with horses.
Sherburn in Elmet, North Yorkshire
Low Street, Sherburn in Elmet
Excavations for Persimmon Homes Yorkshire and Redrow Homes Yorkshire revealed a regionally significant early Romano-British settlement.
Barlby, North Yorkshire
Turnhead Farm, Barlby
Four hectares of a previously unknown Roman site on the banks of the River Ouse revealed evidence with a military connection.
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