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L - P : Archaeology has been involved in commercial archaeological services since November 1990, originally as the archaeological department of Lawson Price, a town planning consultancy. Since 1999, we have been an independent co-owned archaeological practice, with all permanent staff being partners in the business. We provide archaeological and historic buildings consultancy and field services across the UK from our offices in London, Chester and Cambridge. Our in-house expertise includes Waterlogged Wood analysis and Geophysical Surveying, to which we have recently added an Archaeo-Environmental service.L - P has a dedicated team of archaeological computing specialists that has developed a range of products for research and commercial applications with a strong emphasis on GIS and web based delivery of data. Our ARK: Archaeological Recording Kit has been successfully used to develop, as well as for conservation planning at the Ancient City of Chersonesos in Ukraine. We run short courses for archaeologists and students in the fundamentals of GIS technology, archaeological surveying techniques and wood identification, as part of our Programme for Continuing Professional Development.

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Publisher:	L-P Archaeology
Year of Publication (Start):	2004
Year of Publication (End):	2018

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Issue Title	Author / Editor	Abstract	Publication Year
1-4 Park Lane Stratford Archaeological Evaluation Report	C Barton	Single-trench evaluation of a small urban site in advance of redevelopment. No archaeology found.	2011
237 Long Lane Archaeological Evaluation Report	C Barton	he objectives of the evaluation were to establish the presence or absence of archaeological remains on site, and to determine the nature, age and extent of any such remains as were present. Specifically, the evaluation was to determine the presence or absence of the remains of medieval or post-medieval building footings. No significant archaeological were present in the trench excavated. The deposits exposed consisted of 19th century garden soils, with 19th and 20th century brick features.	2010
596-606 High Road Tottenham Archaeological Evaluation Report	C Barton	5 Trench archaeological evaluation. Negative result.	2011
77 Uxbridge Road Ealing-Archaeological Evaluation Report	C Barton	Evaluation of a small plot to be redeveloped as a hotel. 4 trenches excavated, no archaeology found.	2010
Abbey Green, Barking- Archaeological Watching Brief	K Madigan	Archaeological recording of tree-holes.	2011
Archaeological Desk Based Assessment of Delamare Forest Visitors hub	B S Poole	Archaeological Desk Based Assessment on land to the south of Delamere Station.	2012
Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment of Land at 17-21 Baildon Street. London.	C Morse	A watching brief on three geotechnical test pits was conducted by L-P Archaeology in 2005. The only anthropomorphic material that was recorded in the test pits was of 19th century date, and it appears that the site was subjected to heavy truncation during building processes in the 19th and 20th centuries. Given that no archaeological deposits were recorded in these test pits, the contractor concluded that it was highly unlikely that any archaeological evidence will have survives on this site.	2005
Archaeological Deskbased Assessment of Land at Newton Marsh Lane, Tetney, Lincolnshire	C Morse		2007
Archaeological Deskbased Assessment of Land North of Valley Road	J Duffy	A desk based assessment was undertaken ahead of a proposed housing and residential care village development on school playing fields belonging to Ipswich School. A 1km HER search, a documentary and cartographic search and an aerial photographic survey were all undertaken.	2008
Archaeological Deskbased Assessment of Land Proposed for Heysham Wind Farm, Heysham	J Duffy	This desk based assessment covers land to the east of Heysham Moss and to the north of the BT Heysham Radio Station. Contained within the reports are the results of a 1km Lancashire Historic Environment Record (LHER) search, a documentary and cartographic study and a walkover of the site. The proposed development site does not contain any existingLHER records though sites of Prehistoric and Post Medieval dates were identified on the higher ground of the surrounding landscape. The site is wet and low lying in nature and appears most suitabe for agricultural use which is supported by the cartographic evidence from the 19th and 20th centuries. The proposed development consists of two wind turbines and their associated infrastructure with only localised ground disturbance on a 40.8 hectare site.	2009
Archaeological Deskbased Assessment of Land West of Tuddenham Road, Ipswich	J Duffy	A desk based assessment was undertaken on land west of Tuddenham Road ahead of a planning application for new school playing fields on the site. Evidence for Roman, Saxon and Medieval activity was identified on the site and within its immediate vicinity.	2008
Archaeological Evalaution Report for Land South of Cambridge Road, Linton	M Jones	The investigation comprised of thirty trial trenches corresponding to the areas of most disturbance (road ways, service trenches and turbine bases). Evidence gained from these trial trenches show a very low level of archeology within the development area. Artefacts recovered did show evidence of Roman presence and could be associated with the settlement at Linton village.	2008
Archaeological Evaluation at 19 Eastgate Street, Bury St Edmunds	J Duffy	A two trench evaluation was undertaken ahead of the erection of two townhouses on land to the rear of 19 Eastgate Street, Bury St Edmunds. A single, heavily truncated, pit was identified belwo a series of built-up deposits.	2011
Archaeological Evaluation at Trisail Towers, Elsenham	M Bamforth	L - P : Archaeology carried out an archaeological evaluation, consisting of nine trenches. Several Late Neolithic / Bronze Age flints were recovered from the west of the development area. These were recovered via surface collection and excavation. The excavated flints proved to be residual finds. Several ditches that related to a previous sub-division of the landscape were recorded. Although undated, it is suspected that these are post medieval. Several post holes, pits and ditches were recorded in the centre of the development area. Although undated, the form of these features suggests they may relate to prehistoric occupation. Several undated ditches were recorded across the rest of the development area.	2008
Archaeological Evaluation Report 63A High St Bridgnorth	M V Williams	Evaluation (ESA6859) and watching brief/excavation (ESA6860) at land to the rear of 63A High St, Bridgnorth. The projected line of the Medieval town defensive ditch crossed the east edge of the site. Work revealed preserved Medieval deposits with a significant amount of pottery but very few other artefacts.	2012
Archaeological Evaluation Report at Church Gate, Hartest	M Williams	Archaeological evaluation on the rear garden of Chruch Gate, Hartest ahead of the construction of a new car port and en extension to the existing house. Evaluation identified a linear feature containing late 18th/19th century pottery, and a small undated linear feature.	2011
Archaeological Evaluation Report at the Former Bell School, Saffron Walden	J Duffy	An evaluation was undertaken as part of a programme of archaeological works at the former Bell School, South Road, Saffron Walden. The evaluation consisted of 12 trenches and identified substantial terracing in the east of the site. Little evidence survived from before the construction of the school.	2011
Archaeological Evaluation Report for land at 51-57 Upper Northagte Street Chester	B S Poole	Archaeological Evaluation at 51-57 Upper Northgate Street	2013
Archaeological Evaluation Report for land at Queen Hotel, Chester	K Pack B S Poole	Archaeological evaluation at the Queen Hotel, Chester	2007
Archaeological Evaluation Report for Land to the North of Harlow	D Hart Janine Young		2006

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