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Whether you are a professional working on a large development or an individual wanting to add an extension to your home, finding your way through planning regulations can be daunting. Perhaps particularly so when there are heritage assets to consider. We have over 40 years' experience of working with clients and planning authorities, providing cost-effective, timely solutions to ensure that your heritage and archaeological requirements are met.

The Trust undertakes desk-based research for a wide range of customers at the pre-planning stage and in response to planning conditions. Our services include the provision of heritage statements, full desk-based archaeological assessments and cultural heritage contributions to environmental impact assessments. We also conduct historic landscape surveys and act as heritage consultants to various development and community led projects.

After 40 years of operations, Canterbury Archaeological Trust is firmly established as one of the UK’s premier professional archaeological contractors. During that time, we have built an enviable reputation, winning numerous awards and being involved in some of the most important excavations in British archaeology. Our field staff rank among the most experienced and qualified in the profession – ensuring that we can offer a range of services that is second to none. These include: archaeological evaluation, strip-and-map and full excavation; watching brief and groundwork monitoring; surveying; and bore-hole/pile and geo-technical test-pit monitoring.

Most historic buildings are the product of a series of additions and subtractions. This process provides archaeologists with physical evidence of changes in technology, fashion and social relations. Change must continue if historic buildings are to have a future; equally, listed buildings form a precious and limited resource, and it is right that proposals for change should be considered in a careful and informed way. It is particularly desirable to safeguard those aspects of a building which make it special.

Canterbury Archaeological Trust can offer a comprehensive range of specialist services through our in-house team of experts. Many of these specialisms are mentioned elsewhere and include building recording, desk-based assessments, and planning and development consultation.

Whether you are a professional working on a large development or an individual wanting to add an extension to your home, finding your way through planning regulations can be daunting. Perhaps particularly so when there are heritage assets to consider. We have over 40 years' experience of working with clients and planning authorities, providing cost-effective, timely solutions to ensure that your heritage and archaeological requirements are met.

The Trust undertakes desk-based research for a wide range of customers at the pre-planning stage and in response to planning conditions. Our services include the provision of heritage statements, full desk-based archaeological assessments and cultural heritage contributions to environmental impact assessments. We also conduct historic landscape surveys and act as heritage consultants to various development and community led projects.

After 40 years of operations, Canterbury Archaeological Trust is firmly established as one of the UK’s premier professional archaeological contractors. During that time, we have built an enviable reputation, winning numerous awards and being involved in some of the most important excavations in British archaeology. Our field staff rank among the most experienced and qualified in the profession – ensuring that we can offer a range of services that is second to none. These include: archaeological evaluation, strip-and-map and full excavation; watching brief and groundwork monitoring; surveying; and bore-hole/pile and geo-technical test-pit monitoring.

Most historic buildings are the product of a series of additions and subtractions. This process provides archaeologists with physical evidence of changes in technology, fashion and social relations. Change must continue if historic buildings are to have a future; equally, listed buildings form a precious and limited resource, and it is right that proposals for change should be considered in a careful and informed way. It is particularly desirable to safeguard those aspects of a building which make it special.

Canterbury Archaeological Trust can offer a comprehensive range of specialist services through our in-house team of experts. Many of these specialisms are mentioned elsewhere and include building recording, desk-based assessments, and planning and development consultation.

Whether you are a professional working on a large development or an individual wanting to add an extension to your home, finding your way through planning regulations can be daunting. Perhaps particularly so when there are heritage assets to consider. We have over 40 years' experience of working with clients and planning authorities, providing cost-effective, timely solutions to ensure that your heritage and archaeological requirements are met.

The Trust undertakes desk-based research for a wide range of customers at the pre-planning stage and in response to planning conditions. Our services include the provision of heritage statements, full desk-based archaeological assessments and cultural heritage contributions to environmental impact assessments. We also conduct historic landscape surveys and act as heritage consultants to various development and community led projects.

After 40 years of operations, Canterbury Archaeological Trust is firmly established as one of the UK’s premier professional archaeological contractors. During that time, we have built an enviable reputation, winning numerous awards and being involved in some of the most important excavations in British archaeology. Our field staff rank among the most experienced and qualified in the profession – ensuring that we can offer a range of services that is second to none. These include: archaeological evaluation, strip-and-map and full excavation; watching brief and groundwork monitoring; surveying; and bore-hole/pile and geo-technical test-pit monitoring.

Most historic buildings are the product of a series of additions and subtractions. This process provides archaeologists with physical evidence of changes in technology, fashion and social relations. Change must continue if historic buildings are to have a future; equally, listed buildings form a precious and limited resource, and it is right that proposals for change should be considered in a careful and informed way. It is particularly desirable to safeguard those aspects of a building which make it special.

Canterbury Archaeological Trust can offer a comprehensive range of specialist services through our in-house team of experts. Many of these specialisms are mentioned elsewhere and include building recording, desk-based assessments, and planning and development consultation.

Whether you are a professional working on a large development or an individual wanting to add an extension to your home, finding your way through planning regulations can be daunting. Perhaps particularly so when there are heritage assets to consider. We have over 40 years' experience of working with clients and planning authorities, providing cost-effective, timely solutions to ensure that your heritage and archaeological requirements are met.

The Trust undertakes desk-based research for a wide range of customers at the pre-planning stage and in response to planning conditions. Our services include the provision of heritage statements, full desk-based archaeological assessments and cultural heritage contributions to environmental impact assessments. We also conduct historic landscape surveys and act as heritage consultants to various development and community led projects.

After 40 years of operations, Canterbury Archaeological Trust is firmly established as one of the UK’s premier professional archaeological contractors. During that time, we have built an enviable reputation, winning numerous awards and being involved in some of the most important excavations in British archaeology. Our field staff rank among the most experienced and qualified in the profession – ensuring that we can offer a range of services that is second to none. These include: archaeological evaluation, strip-and-map and full excavation; watching brief and groundwork monitoring; surveying; and bore-hole/pile and geo-technical test-pit monitoring.

Most historic buildings are the product of a series of additions and subtractions. This process provides archaeologists with physical evidence of changes in technology, fashion and social relations. Change must continue if historic buildings are to have a future; equally, listed buildings form a precious and limited resource, and it is right that proposals for change should be considered in a careful and informed way. It is particularly desirable to safeguard those aspects of a building which make it special.

Canterbury Archaeological Trust can offer a comprehensive range of specialist services through our in-house team of experts. Many of these specialisms are mentioned elsewhere and include building recording, desk-based assessments, and planning and development consultation.

Whether you are a professional working on a large development or an individual wanting to add an extension to your home, finding your way through planning regulations can be daunting. Perhaps particularly so when there are heritage assets to consider. We have over 40 years' experience of working with clients and planning authorities, providing cost-effective, timely solutions to ensure that your heritage and archaeological requirements are met.

The Trust undertakes desk-based research for a wide range of customers at the pre-planning stage and in response to planning conditions. Our services include the provision of heritage statements, full desk-based archaeological assessments and cultural heritage contributions to environmental impact assessments. We also conduct historic landscape surveys and act as heritage consultants to various development and community led projects.

After 40 years of operations, Canterbury Archaeological Trust is firmly established as one of the UK’s premier professional archaeological contractors. During that time, we have built an enviable reputation, winning numerous awards and being involved in some of the most important excavations in British archaeology. Our field staff rank among the most experienced and qualified in the profession – ensuring that we can offer a range of services that is second to none. These include: archaeological evaluation, strip-and-map and full excavation; watching brief and groundwork monitoring; surveying; and bore-hole/pile and geo-technical test-pit monitoring.

Most historic buildings are the product of a series of additions and subtractions. This process provides archaeologists with physical evidence of changes in technology, fashion and social relations. Change must continue if historic buildings are to have a future; equally, listed buildings form a precious and limited resource, and it is right that proposals for change should be considered in a careful and informed way. It is particularly desirable to safeguard those aspects of a building which make it special.

Canterbury Archaeological Trust can offer a comprehensive range of specialist services through our in-house team of experts. Many of these specialisms are mentioned elsewhere and include building recording, desk-based assessments, and planning and development consultation.