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Ongoing Projects

The English Heritage Archaeology Teams based at Fort Cumberland undertake a wide variety of projects across England. Information about a selection of our recent and current projects is available.
  • Groundwell Ridge 2005
    Groundwell Ridge 2007
    This Roman Villa project now enters the analysis phase.
  • The team start the detailed work at Chester Roman Amphitheatre
    Chester Amphitheatre
    The 2004 excavation of Chester's Roman amphitheatre
  • Reconstruction of the 2nd-century mansio (inn for official travellers) at Cataractonium (Painting by J Dobie CfA Graphics Studio © English Heritage)
    Roman Catterick
    In 1981 the Central Excavation Unit, one of the predecessors of the CfA Archaeologist Team, undertook the first of series of excavations in the Catterick area.
  • Turf walls of a building in fort A under excavation at Cawthorn Roman Camps.
    Cawthorn Roman Camps
    In 1999 and 2000 CfA undertook excavations on what is one of the most enigmatic sites of Roman Britain.
  • Ancient human bone
    Round Barrows Project
    Introduction to the CFA project to investigate the condition of Bronze Age round barrows.
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