M28 Cork to Ringaskiddy ProjectIreland
The M28 Cork to Ringaskiddy Scheme is a new road being built from Cork City to Ringaskiddy port. The new road follows the line of the existing N28, but it is located adjacent to it in greenfield areas. The land is largely undulating, arable pasture-land with industrialised areas on the northern and eastern ends. Several locations, such as Ballinrea and the west of Barnahely, give spectacular views over the peninsula and Cork Harbour.
Read More...Five Mile Lane Road Improvement SchemeUk
This large-scale infrastructure project involved the upgrade and realignment of approximately 8 km of the A4226 (Five Mile Lane) in the Vale of Glamorgan. The scheme had significant potential to impact archaeological remains, with the proposed development located in a landscape rich in prehistoric, Roman, and post-medieval heritage.
Read More...SuedLinkGermany
SuedLink is the largest underground electricity transmission cable in the world running for 700km through Germany and with a 45m wide easement. This will provide connectivity between the wind energy in the north and the solar energy in the south and will also connect Germany to neighbours in Scandinavia and open up access to the huge hydro energy potential there.
Read More...N25 New Ross BypassIreland
The excavation at Ryleen, undertaken on behalf of the National Roads Authority (now Transport Infrastructure Ireland - TII) and Wexford County Council, revealed the footprint of an Early Neolithic house with internal divisions characteristic of the homes of early farmers found elsewhere in Ireland. This house was represented by a rectilinear northwest–southeast foundation trench (8.50 m by 6.25 m) with rounded corners and a northwestern entrance. The presence of postholes and packing stones in parts of the foundation trench
Read More...Cross Tay Link Road, Perth and KinrossUk
Perth and Kinross Council’s Cross Tay Link Road project consisted of a new road linking the A93, A94 and A9 by way of dual carriageway realignment, a grade separation junction, the Inveralmond Roundabout, and a new bridge crossing the River Tay and adjacent railway line. As the appointed archaeological contractors Red River Archaeology delivered the programme of archaeological investigations along the proposed scheme, including geophysical survey followed by 476 evaluation trenches along the proposed route and the)
Read More...Llwyn Onn to Bronwylfa Pipeline Uk
This Dee Valley Water project involved the laying of a 10 km long new water main from Llwyn Onn Water Treatment Works (WTW) to Bronwylfa Services Reservoir to the south of Wrexham. The proposed development was located within the Zone of Archaeological Potential. Two Scheduled Ancient Monuments, Offa’s Dyke and Wat’s Dyke, were bisected by the proposed pipeline and the Grade I listed Erddig Park designed landscape and gardens was also crossed. As the appointed heritage consultants for the project, a comprehensive Llwyn-Onn-Bronwylfa-Pipeline
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