It’s very rare to find artefacts of any monetary value on archaeological sites but in the event that any artefacts are encountered that would constitute ‘treasure’ (as defined by The Treasure Act, 1996) Ambrey Archaeology would be obliged to report the find to the local Coroner and relevant Finds Liaison Officer.
The treasure would have to be excavated on the same day and removed to a secure site, unless this is impractical, in which case security would be required on site.
Archaeological works have been a part of planning law since 1990. The purpose of archaeological works is to ensure that these...
It is unusual to encounter unexpected human remains in the course of archaeological work, but if this happened best practice guidance...
Prior to carrying out archaeological evaluations and watching briefs, the likelihood of encountering a villa or something equivalent is...
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