Post-excavation & publication
Fieldwork is only complete once the results are analysed, reported and deposited. Our post-excavation team manages finds, specialists and publication through to archive.
When you might need it
- After evaluation or excavation
- To discharge final planning conditions
- Publishing significant discoveries
What we deliver
- Finds washing, marking and cataloguing
- Specialist assessment and analysis
- Assessment reports and updated project designs
- Archive deposition and publication
Common questions
Where do the finds go?
The archive, including finds, is deposited with the appropriate museum or repository agreed at the outset.
Related projects
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.
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.
Available across: North Yorkshire, York, East Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Teesside & County Durham, Lincolnshire, Northern England
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