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Olympia London Archaeological Building Recording
2019Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) has been commissioned by Olympus Property Holding Ltd to prepare this photograph survey for the proposed modification and refurbishment works to the listed buildings at the Olympia London complex, in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, W14 8UX (NGR 524315 179040).
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Building archaeology: a non-destructive archaeology
2000“Abstract: Building-archaeology is nowadays a well defined research field even if it is on the border line between different disciplines. It was born, in fact, inside the excavation archaeology, but it developed autonomously throughout the studies of the elevated structures; it must compare itself, for what regards its results, with the instruments and
BOATO, ANNA, PITTALUGA, DANIELA
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Tiffenthwaite Farm, Wigton: Archaeological Building Survey
2021A building survey of an 18th century farm house in Wigton.
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The Archaeological Study of Buildings
2014The study of buildings has always formed a significant part of archaeological endeavor. In Britain, research, illustration, and publication began to mount through the first half of the nineteenth century, not least through the national work of John Britton and Robert Willis and their regional contemporaries.
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Kennet Building, Marlborough College, Wiltshire Archaeological Evaluation
2019Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by Marlborough College to undertake an archaeological test pit evaluation comprising of three hand-dug tests pits 2 m square, adjacent the existing Kennet Building at Marlborough College, Wiltshire. The work which was undertaken between the 24th and 30th September 2019 and found no features of archaeological interest.
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Bangladesh: building national identity through archaeology
Antiquity, 2000For a developing nation, Bangladesh has a surprisingly large number of active archaeological excavations and museums. Resources have been invested not only in the capital city of Dhaka, but also in regional centres where there are archaeological museums and sites open for public visitation.
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Archaeological Buildings Recording of Leopold Square, Sheffield, Building 1
2004In August 2004 ARCUS were commissioned by C2C Management Limited, on behalf of Ask Property Developments Limited, to undertake a scheme of historic building recording of the former Welfare Office, West Street, Sheffield (NGR SK3525 8740). The recording was carried out in order to fulfil a requirement of planning consent awarded for the development of ...
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Priestman Building, Finchale Training College, Durham: archaeological building recording
2018Wire-bound A4 report with white card ...
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