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St Helen's Street, Ipswich - IAS8804
No full textSuffolk County Council, as landowner, commissioned the Suffolk Archaeological Unit to excavate this surface car park in 1983, prior to its sale for development
Suffolk: assessment of archaeological resource in aggregate areas
No full textThe Suffolk aggregates project was undertaken by Suffolk County Council Archaeology Service and funded by English Heritage from the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (ALSF)
Turret Lane, Ipswich - IAS4302
No full textFollowing the demolition of Turret Lane School, Suffolk County Council made the area available for excavation by the Suffolk Archaeological Unit in March/April 1978
Data from an Excavation of an early Anglo-Saxon cremation cemetery at Lackford, Suffolk, 2015-2016.
No full textThis collection comprises images, reports, and site records from excavations carried out by Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service on an early Anglo-Saxon cremation cemetery at Lackford, Suffolk in 2015 and 2016
Site and Post-Excavation Data from Fieldwork Investigations at a Roman site at Mill Heath, Lackford, Suffolk 1981-2022
No full textThis collection comprises spreadsheets, images, and site records from an excavation at a Roman religous site at Mill Heath, Lackford, Suffolk undertaken by Suffolk County Council Archaeological Unit in 1981 and 1982. The collection also includes reports and other related documents from artefact analyses and studies conducted in 2018-2022
Elm Street, Ipswich - IAS3902
No full textThe area to be redeveloped was covered with buildings, owned by Ipswich Borough Council, which were to be demolished to make way for a new Magistrates' Court for Suffolk County Council. The site straddled the known western course of the town defences, providing an opportunity to examine the sequence of construction and compare it with that recorded on the eastern side of the town at Shirehall Yard in 1959
Suffolk River Valleys Project
No full textThe Suffolk River Valleys Project, was a joint initiative between Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service and The University of Birmingham, funded by English Heritage through the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund. The project was developed to address themes identified through discussions with curatorial and academic archaeologists working in Suffolk and arising in part from another ALSF funded project The Aggregate Landscape of Suffolk: The Archaeological Resource
Ipswich 1974-1990 Excavation Archive
No full textBetween 1974 and 1990 the 36 excavations on 34 sites archived here were carried out by the Suffolk Archaeological Unit (subsequently Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service) under the direction of Keith Wade. The consolidation of the 1974-90 archive and the preparation of the digital archive has been funded by English Heritage (now Historic England) between 2009 and 2015. Summary narrative reports describing the chronological sequence and the range of features and activities identified for each site have been written for this project and are available from the individual site archives
Schedule request for John Joseph Moakley from the Suffolk County Council to be the principal speaker at a memorial service, 27 March 1979
Get PDFhttps://dc.suffolk.edu/moakley-docs/1156/thumbnail.jp
West Stow, Lackford Bridge, Suffolk
No full textThis project concerns the results of an archaeological excavation undertaken on West Stow heath in the Breckland region of north-west Suffolk (SMR ref. WSW 030; TL 791 713). The excavation was carried out in advance of gravel quarrying during December 1978 and January 1979 by the Suffolk Archaeological Unit (now Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service) under the direction of Linden Elmhirst. The quarry has been closed for some years and the location of the site now lies within West Stow County Park, owned by St Edmundsbury Borough Council.
At the time of the fieldwork, pre Planning and Policy Guidance: Archaeology and Planning, there was no developer funding available for post-excavation and thus only very limited analysis took place. Funding for the current project has been provided by the historic environment element of the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund, administered by English Heritage. This has enabled archive completion and assessment of potential for analysis, addressing Objective 2 of the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund priorities - the analysis and dissemination of important data from past work undertaken in response to aggregate extraction.
The archive held by the ADS currently consists of the final project report
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