This archaeological desktop assessment was requested by Peterborough City Council to assess the likely impact of the development of the 13.5ha site at Stanground College (NGR TL 204 960). Evaluation of the archaeological, historical, aerial and cartographic evidence shows that the site is situated in an area with a rich archaeological and historical background dating from the Palaeolithic to Medieval periods. The site is situated at the current southern central limit of the Stanground housing development and is bordered to the south by agricultural land
The objective of this report is to examine the probability of archaeological remains occurring withi...
This archaeological desk top assessment was requested by Mr P Duggan of Sibson Manor, Stibbington, C...
This study has been commissioned by Pembroke College to assess the likely archaeological impact of t...
This archaeological desktop assessment was requested by Countryside Properties on behalf of Cambridg...
This archaeological desk top assessment was requested by Ashwell in order to assess the likely impac...
The Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) undertook a test pit watching brief and trenched evaluation...
The following report is an archaeological desk-top assessment of the land known as the South Bank De...
This archaeological desk based assessment was commissioned by Savills PLC to assess the potential im...
This archaeological desk based assessment was commissioned by Savills Ltd on behalf of Easton Colleg...
The Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) has been commissioned by St John’s College, Cambridge, to pr...
Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) undertook a test pit watching brief and trenched evaluation on l...
An archaeological evaluation was undertaken by Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) on the proposed s...
This study has been commissioned to better define the scope of archaeological interest within the ar...
The area around Peterborough Station has been examined in terms of the impact proposed development m...
This Archaeological Desk Based Assessment was commissioned by Cambridge University Estates Managemen...
The objective of this report is to examine the probability of archaeological remains occurring withi...
This archaeological desk top assessment was requested by Mr P Duggan of Sibson Manor, Stibbington, C...
This study has been commissioned by Pembroke College to assess the likely archaeological impact of t...
This archaeological desktop assessment was requested by Countryside Properties on behalf of Cambridg...
This archaeological desk top assessment was requested by Ashwell in order to assess the likely impac...
The Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) undertook a test pit watching brief and trenched evaluation...
The following report is an archaeological desk-top assessment of the land known as the South Bank De...
This archaeological desk based assessment was commissioned by Savills PLC to assess the potential im...
This archaeological desk based assessment was commissioned by Savills Ltd on behalf of Easton Colleg...
The Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) has been commissioned by St John’s College, Cambridge, to pr...
Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) undertook a test pit watching brief and trenched evaluation on l...
An archaeological evaluation was undertaken by Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) on the proposed s...
This study has been commissioned to better define the scope of archaeological interest within the ar...
The area around Peterborough Station has been examined in terms of the impact proposed development m...
This Archaeological Desk Based Assessment was commissioned by Cambridge University Estates Managemen...
The objective of this report is to examine the probability of archaeological remains occurring withi...
This archaeological desk top assessment was requested by Mr P Duggan of Sibson Manor, Stibbington, C...
This study has been commissioned by Pembroke College to assess the likely archaeological impact of t...