Hadrians Wall
ASE has been working with the team at Hadrian's Wall Heritage Ltd, to edit third Management Plan for Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site, which is due to be published at the end of this year.

Project Officer: Kirsty Norman
Client: Hadrian's Wall Heritage Ltd

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London Gateway
Consultancy advice to the PLA on the significance of underwater cultural heritage sites identified in advance of capital dredging projects.

Project Officer: Joe Flatman (Institute of Archaeology)
Client: Port of London Authority (on behalf of P&O ports)

Rape of Hastings Architectural Survey
A study of the social and economic history of medieval East Sussex based on the evidence of more than 1150 individual interpretative surveys of houses earlier than circa 1750.

Project Officer: David Martin
Client: English Heritage

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The ‘South Downs National Park’
A major Landscape Character Assessment project for the designated South Downs National Park. ASE were additionally commissioned to provide specialist advice relating to the development of the historic and built environments.

Project Officer: Richard James
Client: Land Use Consultants on behalf of Hampshire County Council

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Town and Country in Roman Essex
A study of the economic and social impact of Iron Age and Roman towns on the settlement landscape of south-east Britain, based on the re-assessment of archaeological finds (pottery, animal bone and small finds) from a series of key sites excavated in Essex and the surrounding region. A key purpose of the project is to develop new methodologies and approaches in using archaeological data.

Project Officer: Dominic Perring
Client: English Heritage
A Centre for Applied Archaeology Project

Aggregates Extraction and Management of the Historic Environment
One of the three benchmark reports commissioned by English Heritage, to review and disseminate the results of all heritage research projects funded by the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (ALSF) between 2002 and 2007. The report reviews the impact that projects aimed at developing techniques, standards, and best practice guidance have had on the aggregates industry, and on archaeological curators and practitioners responsible for managing the historic environment in both marine and terrestrial contexts.

Project Officer: Jo Short
Client: English Heritage
A Centre for Applied Archaeology Project

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