Udig Archaeology Limited invites you to step into the world of archaeological exploration and unearth the secrets of the past through our research training excavations. These unique, fully immersive experiences are designed to provide enthusiasts, students and aspiring archaeologists with hands-on training in archaeological research, excavation techniques and post-excavation processes. Our excavations are open to people of all ages from the UK and abroad.Our field school programmes run from May to September each year, offering a limited number of places each week to ensure personalised guidance and an in-depth learning experience. Recommended participation is for a minimum of one week and team members will engage in a range of archaeological activities under the tutelage of experienced professionals, including:On-site archaeological excavation: Delving into multi-phase sites, learning essential fieldwork techniques.Post-excavation processing: Discovering the significance of finds through cleaning, recording and analysis.Evening lectures and toolbox talks: Expanding knowledge through talks from leading archaeologists and specialists.Skills Passport: Documenting journeys and skills acquired in a personal record, supporting further education or careers in archaeology.Team members will enjoy living the archaeological life, complete with:Daily meals and accommodation: Three meals a day, with options for on-site camping, bespoke sleeping pods, or subsidised hotel accommodation.Engagement and entertainment: Evening seminars and social gatherings offer opportunities to discuss discoveries and learn from peers and experts alike.Udig Archaeology Limited is committed to providing exciting and enriching learning opportunities to contribute to the understanding of our history, acquire practical archaeological skills and even pave the way for a future career in archaeology. For more details on how to join us, visit our website at www.udig.site.

Operating from Northamptonshire, Pre-Develop Archaeology Ltd (PDA) offer archaeological services, with a view to support clients, and aid in the discharge of conditions attached to planning briefs. Overall, PDA's aim is to mitigate damage to the heritage resource while helping clients move their projects forward.PDA produces desk-based assessments, heritage statements, environmental impact assessments, and conducts trial trench evaluations, landscape, monument and geophysical surveys, excavations and historic buildings recording throughout Britain.