For almost 30 years teams from the Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) have been uncovering fascinating archaeological features and finds at one of the UK’s largest sand and gravel extraction sites, the Hanson’s Over/Needingworth Quarry in Cambridgeshire. Three miles east of St. Ives, excavations at this remarkable location have led to an extraordinary understanding of a prehistoric landscape of settlements, field systems and monuments.Extrenally funded by commercial works for Hanson UK/Needingworth Quarr
Gravel pits at Dunbridge, in the River Test valley, produced over 1,000 Lower Palaeolithic hand axes...
Excavations carried out across a northward extension to the Hinxton Quarry borrow pit produced evide...
Locally renowned for the promise of its prehistoric and Roman remains, this is the first systematic ...
For almost 30 years teams from the Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) have been uncovering fascinat...
An archaeological excavation was undertaken by Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) in advance of san...
An archaeological excavation was undertaken by Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) in advance of san...
Fieldwork conducted by the C.A.U. between July and November 1994 at an 8.5ha quarry site to the sout...
Limited excavations were undertaken between the 11th - 15th November 1994, prior to the construction...
A desktop study was carried out for the next area of extraction at the Rugby Cement Quarry, Barringt...
Archaeological Fieldwork was undertaken by the Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU), commissioned by ...
Anticipating a major extension to the site that had been previously investigated by Cambridgeshire A...
This desktop study, commissioned by ARC Ltd., evaluates the archaeological impact of the proposed ex...
In April 2004 the Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) undertook a programme of archaeological fieldw...
A c.6ha open-area excavation across the O'Connell Ridge occurred (part of the Over Narrows investiga...
Undertaken in advance of gravel extraction, during the winter of 1995/6 a five hectare site was exca...
Gravel pits at Dunbridge, in the River Test valley, produced over 1,000 Lower Palaeolithic hand axes...
Excavations carried out across a northward extension to the Hinxton Quarry borrow pit produced evide...
Locally renowned for the promise of its prehistoric and Roman remains, this is the first systematic ...
For almost 30 years teams from the Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) have been uncovering fascinat...
An archaeological excavation was undertaken by Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) in advance of san...
An archaeological excavation was undertaken by Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) in advance of san...
Fieldwork conducted by the C.A.U. between July and November 1994 at an 8.5ha quarry site to the sout...
Limited excavations were undertaken between the 11th - 15th November 1994, prior to the construction...
A desktop study was carried out for the next area of extraction at the Rugby Cement Quarry, Barringt...
Archaeological Fieldwork was undertaken by the Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU), commissioned by ...
Anticipating a major extension to the site that had been previously investigated by Cambridgeshire A...
This desktop study, commissioned by ARC Ltd., evaluates the archaeological impact of the proposed ex...
In April 2004 the Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) undertook a programme of archaeological fieldw...
A c.6ha open-area excavation across the O'Connell Ridge occurred (part of the Over Narrows investiga...
Undertaken in advance of gravel extraction, during the winter of 1995/6 a five hectare site was exca...
Gravel pits at Dunbridge, in the River Test valley, produced over 1,000 Lower Palaeolithic hand axes...
Excavations carried out across a northward extension to the Hinxton Quarry borrow pit produced evide...
Locally renowned for the promise of its prehistoric and Roman remains, this is the first systematic ...