Archaeological Fieldwork Services

Need archaeological fieldwork for a planning application, planning condition, development site, or construction project?

AS Archaeology & Heritage Services provides professional archaeological fieldwork and heritage consultancy services for homeowners, architects, planning consultants, developers, landowners, contractors, and public sector organisations.

Our experienced team delivers practical, cost-effective solutions that help clients meet planning requirements, manage archaeological risk, and keep projects moving forward with confidence.

Our Archaeological Fieldwork Services

We provide a full range of archaeological investigations, including:

  • Archaeological watching briefs
  • Monitoring and recording
  • Trial trench evaluations
  • Archaeological excavations
  • Test pit investigations
  • Site investigations
  • Post-excavation assessment and analysis
  • Archaeological reporting and publication

Supporting Planning and Development

All fieldwork is undertaken in accordance with the requirements of Local Planning Authorities, archaeological advisors, and relevant professional standards.

Whether archaeology is needed to support a planning application, discharge a pre-commencement planning condition, or satisfy due diligence requirements, we provide clear advice and a proportionate approach tailored to your project.

Our work helps identify, investigate, record, and understand archaeological remains while enabling development to progress in line with planning and heritage requirements.

Experienced Across All Project Types

From small residential developments to large commercial, infrastructure, and renewable energy projects, AS Archaeology & Heritage Services has the expertise to deliver reliable archaeological fieldwork programmes on time and within budget.

Contact Us

Need archaeological fieldwork for your project?

Contact AS Archaeology & Heritage Services today for expert advice and a no-obligation quotation .

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Romano-British finds following written scheme of investigation
Romano-British rubbish pit
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5th century AD Anglo-Saxon burial with utility pipeline through skull
Anglo-Saxon skeleton with utility pipeline through skull
9 Ladies Stone Circle, Stanton Moor, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, England, UK