Engineering Archaeological Services Ltd.
In August 2019 we supervised a community excavation in advance of the restoration of St Dyfnog’s Well, Llanrhaeadr, Denbighshire for Cymdeithas Cadwraeth Llanrhaeadr YC Preservation Society. Three trenches were excavated around the rectangular pool at the heart of the complex. Read More …
Excavation has taken place in the gardens of the vicarage in the middle of Conwy. One of the trenches revealed significant stone walls which have been dated to the pre-Edwardian occupation of the site. Part of the site was dug, Read More …
The recording and excavation of the East Gate (Porth Mawr) of Caernarfon was commissioned by Cadw. This included the excavation of the northern gatehouse down to an eighteenth century pitched stone surface. At the eastern end of the gatehouse a Read More …
The National Trust commissioned us to carry out standing building recording at Chirk Castle. This included a limited desk top study carried out by David Gwyn of Govannon Consultancy followed by the recording of the whole of the castle and Read More …
Working with the Clwydian Range Archaeological Group an excavation below Moel Arthur Hill Fort discovered a range of highly unusual stone tools. These were made on the local limestone and all have marked pitting on at least one end suggesting Read More …
During May 2014 we were engaged by Oxford Archaeology North to carry out a series of geophysical surveys on four, bloomery, sites around Windermere Lake as part of the Windermere Reflections Project. This is a community survey project, funded by Read More …
Following the previous work on the site, we were commissioned by Carroll Ltd to carry out the watching brief during the demolition of the existing buildings and the construction of the new specialist nursing home. The demolition revealed remains of Read More …
We were commissioned by the Clwydian Range Archaeology Group to help with a fluxgate gradiometer survey on the slopes below Moel Arthur hillfort. The group battled with difficult conditions, with areas of heather and gorse up to a meter deep in Read More …
In a joint project with Govannon Consultancy we have carried out a “Level 3” building record of the disused hospital at Bryn Sieont, Caernarfon. At the core of the hospital complex is a Mid Victorian gentleman’s residence built in 1872. Read More …
The flint assemblages from a number of sites around the city of Bath have been analysed including over 16,000 artefacts from the Bath Southgate development excavated by the Museum of London Archaeology and a collection of artefacts recovered by the Read More …