Series: Cambrian Archaeological Projects Ltd unpublished report series

A Geophysical Survey was carried out on an area to the east of Noth Shropshire College, Oswestry, followed by a Field Evaluation. Finds included a backfilled late 19th - early 20th century pond, a triple recut ditch of late 19th date and earlier and an extant Burnt Mound of likely Bronze Age date.

An excavation and watching brief was carried out at Ansell Road Gasworks, Warwick. The site was used for gas production from 1822 to 1953 and as a depot and distribution centre after 1953. The excavation took place in June 2004 and a watching brief of the work undertaken in order to remove contaminated ground fill, from December 2004 through March 2005.

An excavation was undertaken on a site north of Bilton Road, Rugby, prior to the construction of residential homes. The site had lain waste since its use for World War II defence until 1999 when it was levelled as part of the development of an adjacent football pitch. The investigation located and recorded a Bofors Gum Emplacement. The Bofors Gun Emplacement is listed as having been constructed in 1940.

The report details the results of a watching brief during the ground work for new water and gas services in the area of St. Georges House and the Canons Cloister, St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle. The ground work entailed the excavation of two service trenches, one small trench immediately in front of St Georges House, in order to tap into an existing gas supply in this area, and a second larger trench that ran through the Canons Cloister garden area, adjacent to St. Georges Chapel.

Watching brief on insertion of new services

The work carried out consisted of a desk based assessment and a field walkover survey in advance of proposed construction of 12 wind turbines at Cottam in Nottinghamshire. The area of proposed development lies within a larger archaeological landscape dating back to the Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages as evidenced by crop marks and stray finds. The main period of activity however is Romano-British. The site is centred on NGR SK 805140 808350.

This report results from work undertaken by Cambrian Archaeological Projects Ltd (CAP) for WDW Architects on land at Emstrey, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. The work involved the undertaking of a geophysical survey and field evaluation. The assessment area is a field to the south east of the Salop Leisure centre adjacent to the B4380. Ordnance Survey photographic evidence suggests the presence of a circular cropmarked enclosure with an associated linear feature within the assessment area. The geophysical survey located a faint circular feature as well as several linear features. These were subsequently investigated by the field evaluation and found to be of little archaeological significance.

A preliminary archaeological impact assessment was undertaken on behalf of Asda Stores Ltd. on proposals for an area of development west of Truro and immediately east of Treemilestone, in an area known as Governs. The assessment is an appraisal of all known and designated archaeological sites, findspots and landscapes within the proposed assessment area. within the bounds of the study area, only one previously known archaeological site has been indentified, this being a medieval field system, characterised by a series of three field banks, indentified from Aerial Photos as part of the National Mapping Programme.

Work undertaken consisted of a pre-determinate evaluation of a proposed site on land at Ince Marsh, Helsby, Cheshire. Previous archaeological work in the area consist of a deskbased assessment. The assessment shows the presence of a post medieval/19th century farmstead and also highlighted a possible Viking element to the landscape within local place names. As an addition to the project the sites of two know sluice gates were also to be visited and inspected

An archaeological watching brief was carried out at an extension to the existing nuclear facility at Hinkley Point, Somerset. The work involved a total of 26 test pits excavated with a 14T machine. The development is located to the west of the existing nuclear facility and is spread over 9 large fields, centred on NGR 320000 145800.