Archaeology
South-East
ASE
Archaeology
South-East
Centre for Applied Archaeology
CAA
UCL
UCL
Heritage Management Planning
●● Reliable professional solutions in all areas of archaeological
work and for all types of client
●● 35 years of fieldwork experience
●● A wide range of integrated specialist services
●● Part of London’s Global University - at the forefront of
international research in archaeological sciences
●● Committed to working with local communities on the basis
of sustainable and ethical approaches
A division of the Centre for Applied Archaeology, University College London
www.archaeologyse.co.uk
Units 1 & 2, 2 Chapel Place, Portslade, East Sussex, BN41 1DR, UK
Expert services from the world-leading
Institute of Archaeology
fau@ucl.ac.uk
01273 426830
www.archaeologyse.co.uk
Centre for Applied Archaeology
CAA
Services
Site Management and Interpretation
Services
Why work with the CAA?
The CAA builds links between commercial practice,
academic research, and local communities, encouraging
research and innovation in professional archaeological
practice.
We help with the management and
interpretation of historic sites and landscapes – with a
focus on training and capacity-building projects.
Our Expertise
The CAA is a research centre within University College
London, where we benefit from being at the forefront
of research, teaching and practice in conservation,
cultural heritage policy, cultural resource management,
public archaeology, and educational outreach.
We also have a professional contracts division with
over forty staff: Archaeology South-East. ASE offers
specialist skills in archaeological project management,
survey, excavation, materials analysis, historic buildings research and recording, and
environmental impact assessment.
Clients
Clients of our Site Management Services include
UNESCO, the World Monuments Fund, English
Heritage, the Archaeological Survey of India, the
Ministry of Culture of Turkmenistan, Patrimoine
Culturelle of Mali, and the International Centre for
Chinese Heritage and Archaeology.
UCL
●● Condition assessment and site remediation
●● Integrated site conservation and management
plans
●● Public consultation
●● World Heritage site nomination files, site
management consultancy and planning
●●Evaluation and revision of existing management
plans
●●Development of teaching materials tailored to
individual sites
●●Site interpretation
●●Education resources and outreach
●●Information packs for stakeholders
●●Project design and funding application support
Training and Facilitation
We can arrange for training courses and facilitated
workshops in all the above areas of work.
The CAA is committed to ethical and sustainable
approaches, in which local communities take part
in and benefit from the historic and archaeological
interest of the places they live in.