NAA In Focus Projects

NAA Projects



We currently have a number of projects underway in the field, as well as a range of post-excavation work going on in our offices at Marwood House. Current projects include:


Historic Scotland Rectified Photographic Surveys



Castle SweenNAA have been commissioned to work with Greenhatch on several sites across Scotland including the beautiful Urqhart Castle on the north shores of Loch Ness, Castle Sween on the stunning west coast and the haunting nunnery on Iona.



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North York Moors National Park Update (2)



Gunby HallAs part of a rolling programme of monument management undertaken by the North York Moors National Park Authority in partnership with English Heritage, NAA is working together with Graham Lee, the NYMNPA archaeologist, on a series of measures to stabilise the three sites and protect them for future generations to enjoy.



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Gunby Hall Parkland Management Plan



Gunby HallWorking together with Debois Landscape, NAA are currently undertaking a Parkland Management Plan for Gunby. As part of the project, NAA are undertaking an archaeological survey of the estate, bringing together a range of information to understand more about the pre-1700 development of the area



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North York Moors National Park MMP Work

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North York MoorsNAA has recently been commissioned by the NYMNP to undertake a conditions assessment and management plan for three scheduled prehistoric sites - Simon Howe and Two Howes - on the moor just to the south of Goathland. This work is still in its early stages but we hoping it will help protect and conserve these nationally important monuments into the future...



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Castleshaws Conservation Management Plan (CMP)



CastleshawsWe are currently undertaking a CMP for the 1st century Roman fort (and later fortlet) at Castleshaw, Saddleworth, near Oldham. Working together with local authorities, English Heritage, United Utilities and the Saddleworth community, NAA hope to resolve some of the issues facing Castleshaw and make recommendations to enhance the interpretation and enjoyment of the site.



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St John's College Gardens, Durham



St John's CollegeThe redevelopment of part of St John's College has recently given us the rare opportunity to investigate something of the history of the south bailey. A small team of archaeologists from NAA have been digging in the garden since the beginning of August and have excavated two areas;.



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