Evidence from the field.
Verified case studies from MAP’s archaeological fieldwork across Yorkshire, from Iron Age cemeteries and Roman settlements to industrial buildings.
Excavation · Pocklington, East Yorkshire
Burnby Lane, Pocklington
Excavation ahead of housing development revealed an Iron Age square barrow cemetery, including a rare chariot burial with horses.
Historic building survey · New Mill, West Yorkshire
Building Survey at New Mill
A building survey and photographic record traced the changing power systems of a former woollen spinning mill dating from 1834.
Archaeological project · 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.
Excavation · 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.
Excavation · 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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