Desk-based Assessments - an initial assessment of known and potential archaeological resources within an area or site by examining documentary sources                       

   Desk-based Assessment Case Study

Building Investigation and Surveys - an assessment of the archaeological resource associated with a building, structure or complex and its context. Subsequent work frequently involves measured survey and photographic recording                                                                 

   Buildings Case Study

Walkover Surveys - existing information can be corroborated and augmented by examination of the site or area by an archaeologist, and documentary sources can be compared with the current appearance of the site or area

   Walkover Survey Case Study 

Watching Briefs - work can be monitored systematically by an archaeologist when the presence of hitherto unknown archaeological remains is considered probable

   Watching Brief Case Study  

Evaluations - the archaeological resource is assessed by targeted excavation, usually in the form of test pits or trenches

   Evaluation Case Study

Excavations - the preservation by record of an archaeological resource by means of a full systematic excavation process  

Heritage Impact Assessments - a systematic appraisal of a 'baseline condition' and the impact on the cultural heritage resource is increasingly necessary within multi-disciplinary studies undertaken in advance of development.

   Heritage Impact Assessment Case Study

Reconstruction Illustration - the presentation of archaeological results can be augmented using a combination of manual and computer-generated illustration and artwork

   Artwork Gallery