Welcome to Cotswold Archaeology
We offer professional and cost effective solutions to all of your heritage needs. From our offices in Cirencester and Milton Keynes we are easily able to serve the whole of the UK providing archaeological and heritage services to both public and private sector organisations.
No matter how big or small your project, our teams of experienced specialists will provide expert advice, value for money and ensure timely delivery.
Services
Services news
We are delighted to announce the opening of our third office. It is located in Andover, Hampshire just a minute [...]
Read more >Cotswold Archaeology is pleased to announce that it is launching a marine archaeology service in March 2012 to deliver both [...]
Read more >We are pleased to announce the appointment of John Dillon to Cotswold Archaeology’s Senior Management Group as Head of Development [...]
Read more >The prestigious RICS South West awards were held on a beautiful autumn evening at the Roman Baths on the 21st [...]
Read more >Cotswold Archaeology is delighted to announce that its new regional office is now open in Milton Keynes. Located just 1.5 [...]
Read more >New appointment We are pleased to announce the appointment of Roland Smith as Regional Manager for the soon to be [...]
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Discover the past news
The ancient cloisters of Greyfriars Priory and the remains of a medieval tiled floor have been uncovered during an archaeological [...]
Read more >A team of amateur archaeologists have begun digging at Greyfriars Priory in Gloucester. The excavation is believed to be the [...]
Read more >Gloscat Redevelopment: Cotswold Archaeology will be starting a community archaeology project in Gloucester on 13 March. This will be a [...]
Read more >Cotswold Archaeology is saddened to learn of the death of Professor John Wacher. John played a pivotal role in the [...]
Read more >Cotswold Archaeology made an exciting discovery of part of a Roman cemetery during excavations at Cotswold School, Gloucestershire, prior to [...]
Read more >During excavations for St. James’s Place Wealth Management, at the former Bridges garage site in Cirencester, the striking figurine of [...]
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