ASE
●● 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
Archaeology South-East Services
Archaeology
South-East
Historic Building Services
Expert services from the world-leading
Institute of Archaeology
fau@ucl.ac.uk
01273 426830
www.archaeologyse.co.uk
Archaeology
South-East
We care for Historic Buildings
Services
ASE
●● Interpretative surveys
The key to using historic buildings is to understand them.
Archaeology South-East has developed unrivalled skills
in understanding and interpreting historic buildings.
We offer many kinds of survey, from a rapid assessment
to a detailed record.
●● Evaluations and impact assessments
●● Archaeological recording
●● Mitigation strategies
●● Research and historical analysis
●● Assessment of age and significance of buildings and
features
Why work with Archaeology South-East?
Our Expertise
Buildings are a vital source of information about the past. Recording helps us to understand
the importance of a building, and provides a basis from
which informed decisions can be made about its future.
Archaeology South-East has a large team of building archaeologists, expert in a wide variety
of structures: from Second World War air raid shelters to
country house estates.
Many of our clients are owners of historic properties,
interested in understanding more about their homes.
Local planning authorities may require an assessment to
be submitted with an application for works (following
Planning Policy Guidance). Information is also needed
when applying for grant funding and in conservation
management plans.
The Senior Buildings Officer is David Martin FSA, IHBC,
MIFA. David is a Research Fellow of University College
London with over 30 years experience in studying historic
buildings. He has published many books on the subject.
This is where we help: we liaise with architects, builders
and conservation officers to inform the design process,
smoothing the path in applications for consent.
Archaeology South-East also offers a cost-effective
integrated service combining building recording with
below-ground archaeology.
Our building archaeologists are supported by professional
surveyors and illustrators, and work alongside specialists
in local history, field archaeology, environmental impact assessment, and site management
and interpretation.
Clients
Archaeology South-East works with English Heritage,
the National Trust, county and district councils,
development companies, architects, and numerous
private owners.