Excavation &Fieldwork
Excavation is the main means of enhancing the archaeological collections; it can address areas of weakness and also develop areas of strength, thus ensuring the continued role and future potential of the collections. Fieldwork projects provide essential contexts (local, national and international) for artefacts or collections, key elements of display and research. A recent addition to our fieldwork programme is the investigation of find spots of potential treasure, which is required for the preparation of reports for Coroners. Research excavations are eminently newsworthy and provide enhanced profile for our work. Fieldwork makes a lively contribution to learning and creative programmes and community-based projects.
- Burry Holms, Gower Early Mesolithic and later Prehistoric Site
- Caerwent — Venta Silurum: the excavation of a Roman town
- Cophill Farm, Chepstow Fieldwalking Project
- Cwm Mawr Early Bronze Age stone quarry
- Llan-gors crannog - an early Medieval time capsule
- Llanmaes Archaeological Fieldwork, Vale of Glamorgan
- Pembrokeshire Caves
- Pontnewydd and the Elwy Valley Caves
- Survey and excavation at Mynydd Rhiw