Submission to Planning Appeal – APP/Z2830/W/16/3146908
Appellants Name: Messrs Gladmans Developments
Location: Land off Weedon Road Nether Heyford
Description of Works: Residential development of up to 95 dwellings including access and infrastructure works with all other matters reserved (outline).
The latest procedural instruction document from CLASP on artefact retention and disposal: for Members only in the Members’ Area.
Here are two articles by John Winter from The Searcher magazine. They feature our good friend Dave Derby and illustrate the long-term successful collaboration between NARC and CLASP including the discovery of Saxon skeletons at the Nether Heyford site.
Reproduced here by kind permission of The Searcher magazine – with thanks to the editor for the .pdf files.
At many of the sites where CLASP has worked (including Nether Heyford and Bannaventa), there have been traces of earlier occupation during the Iron Age – however, the main focus of CLASP’s work up to now has tended to be on the Roman-period, since that produced a great deal more enduring archaeology.
These newly uploaded files all cover projects, recently undertaken by teams from CLASP, that are specific to the Iron Age in Northamptonshire.
CLICK HERE to see the reports.
CLASP Geophysical Report No.15/002: Geophysical Survey of Barn Close and The Mere, Grange Farm, Harpole, Northamptonshire
A date for your diaries!
Saturday 23rd July 2016
CLASP Archaeology Day
ICON Centre , Eastern Way, Daventry.
An all day event to hear all about recent archaeological discoveries found by the commercial sector working across north west Northamptonshire.
Full details to follow but this will an important event informing the community about some recent significant discoveries about the early landscape of the area.
The home page of the website has just been updated to highlight the reports of CLASP activities and project to be found here. Have a look to get and idea of the output that results from all the work CLASP members put in to local archaeological investigation.
The latest edition of the Newsletter is now available to members in the Members’ Area (password needed).
The September 2015 Newsletter is now available to all HERE.
