Oxford Archaeology is one of the largest and longest established independent archaeology and heritage practices in Europe. With nearly 250 specialist staff and permanent full service offices in Oxford, Lancaster and Cambridge we provide heritage services to both public and private clients. Our projects range from major transport and infrastructure schemes, through local town centre and housing developments to minor alterations to listed buildings and small private developments. Wherever heritage issues arise, Oxford Archaeology is on hand to help.
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11th April 2013: A further five Australian soldiers, who were killed at the Battle of Fromelles in northern France during the First World War, were named at the annual Joint Identification Board mee…
10th April 2013: Archaeologists from OA North have begun a two-staged evaluation for the Environment Agency in partnership with Derby City Council in advance of a new flood defence scheme. The 'Our…
10th April 2013: Oxford Archaeology recently conducted a capacity building workshop in Cetinje, Montenegro, for the Ministry of Culture and the British Council. The workshop concentrated on projec…
