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Post-2012 Reports EDAS CATALOGUE OF REPORTS 2021 * = report available for download via Archaeology Data Service grey literature library Title Report number Client Grinton How Dressing Floor, Ridley Hush, Grinton Moor, Swaledale, North Yorkshire: 2020/619.R01 Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority Archaeological Recording after July 2019 Flood Damage Fabric Repairs to Jervaulx Abbey, East Witton, North Yorkshire: Archaeological Observation, 2018/570R.01 Mr I Burdon Investigation and Recording St Edmund’s Chapel, Church Lane, Fraisthorpe, East Yorkshire: Historic Building Survey and 2020/625.R01 Liebre Developments Ltd Archaeological Observation, Investigation and Recording Conservation Fabric Repairs, Butterton Bridge, Picking Gill, Sawley, North Yorkshire: 2020/620.R01 The Sawley Estate Archaeological and Architectural Observation, Investigation and Recording Proposed Residential Development, Atwick Road, Hornsea, East Yorkshire: Heritage 2021/639.R01 Ward Homes Yorkshire Ltd Assessment Widening of Bulholme Lock, Aire and Calder Navigation, Castleford, West Yorkshire WF10 2021/643.R01 The Canal and Rivers Trust 2LL: Heritage Statement All Saints’ Church, Bishop Burton, East Yorkshire: Archaeological Observation, Investigation 2019/595.R02 All Saints’ Church PCC and Recording page 1 EDAS CATALOGUE OF REPORTS 2020 * = report available for download via Archaeology Data Service grey literature library Title Report number Client The Hearst House, St Peter’s Church, Hackness, North Yorkshire: Archaeological 2019/604.R01 * St Peter’s Church PCC Observation, Investigation and Recording William Gill Colliery, Arkengarthdale, North Yorkshire: Archaeological Surveys 2019/584.R01 * Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority Erection of a pair of semi-detached houses following demolition of existing, Dolman Terrace, 2019/597.R01 * Mr David Lambert Railway Street, Pocklington, East Yorkshire YO24 2QS: Archaeological Observation, Investigation and Recording Outbuilding to rear of 36 Bridlington Street, Hunmanby, North Yorkshire YO14 0JR: Historic 2020/612.R01 * Mr David Pinder Building Recording Former Entrance Block to Bramley Union Workhouse (St Mary’s Hospital), Armley, Leeds 2020/609.R01 Interserve Construction Ltd LS21 3QE: Archaeological and Architectural Photographic Record Otley Mills, Ilkley Road, Otley, West Yorkshire LS21 1QS: Archaeological Structural Watching 2019/606.R01 Andrew Hillas Properties Ltd Brief Slated Laithe, off Paa Lane, Paythorne, Lancashire BB7 4JD: Historic Building Recording 2020/618.R01 * Ms Fiona Johnstone Grinton Lead Smelting Mill, Cogden Gill, Swaledale, North Yorkshire: Archaeological 2019/599.R01 * Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority Recording after July 2019 Flood Damage Estate Shooting Track, North-east of North Ings Plantation, Skelderskew Moor, near 2020/621.R01 * North York Moors National Park Authority Commondale, North Yorkshire: Archaeological Monitoring of Erosion Repairs Proposed Redevelopment Scheme, St Helen’s Square, Scarborough, North Yorkshire: 2020/616.R01 * Scarborough Borough Council Historic Building and Archaeological Assessment The North-East Wing, The Hall, Chestnut Avenue, Thornton-le-Dale, North Yorkshire YO18 2019/596.R01v3 Park Lane Heathcare Ltd 7RR: Historic Building Recording * page 2 EDAS CATALOGUE OF REPORTS 2020 * = report available for download via Archaeology Data Service grey literature library Title Report number Client Erection of One Dwelling (‘The Glass House’), land adjacent to Sandal Grange Farm, 2019/594.R02 Mr & Mrs C Barrett Walton Lane, Wakefield WF2 6NG: Heritage Statement Demolition of former White House Unit (previously Sutton Council School and Sutton School 2020/611.R01 * Interserve Construction Ltd for the Deaf), 262 Saltshouse Road, Kingston upon Hull HU8 9HJ: Level 2 Historic Building Recording Internal and External Alterations, The Stable Block, Sledmere House, Sledmere, East 2019/598.R01 * The Sledmere Estate Yorkshire YO25 3XG: Level 4 Historic Building Recording Erection of New Visitor Hut and Extension to Existing Ha-ha, Jervaulx Abbey, East Witton, 2020/608.R01 Mr I Burdon North Yorkshire: Archaeological Observation, Investigation and Recording page 3 EDAS CATALOGUE OF REPORTS 2019 * = report available for download via Archaeology Data Service grey literature library Title Report number Client Shann House Farm, Station Road, Methley, Leeds: Building Recording and Archaeological 2014/476.R01 * Afton Projects Ltd Watching Brief The Avenue Gate and Gatepiers, Londesborough Park, Londesborough, East Yorkshire: 2017/554.R01 * Mrs B Ashwin Archaeological and Architectural Recording Cloughton Cross Dyke, Cloughton Woods, Cloughton, North Yorkshire: Archaeological 2019/586.R01 * North York Moors National Park Authority Recording Lime Kiln, Punchard Gill, Arkengarthdale, North Yorkshire: Archaeological Survey 2019/585.R01 * Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority All Saints’ Church, Brandsby, North Yorkshire: Archaeological Observation, Investigation and 2018/563.R01 * All Saints’ Church PCC Recording Excavation of Test Pits, All Saints’ Church, Bishop Burton, East Yorkshire: Archaeological 2019/595.R01 * All Saints’ Church PCC Observation, Investigation and Recording Erection of a General Purpose Agricultural Storage Building, Eastoft Grange Farm, Crowle 2018/558.R01 * R J & A E Godfrey Road, Eastoft, North Lincolnshire: Archaeological Investigation and Recording Repairs to Gateway, Fyling Deer Park Wall, Fylingdales, North Yorkshire: Archaeological 2019/581.R01 * North York Moors National Park Authority Recording Construction of WC Extension, Priest’s House and Chapel, Barden Tower, Barden, North 2018/582.R01 * Chatsworth Settlement Trustees Yorkshire: Archaeological Observation, Investigation and Recording Broach Laithe, off Paa Lane, Paythorne, Lancashire BB7 4JD: Historic Building Recording 2019/593.R01 * Mr A Denham Erection of New Structures to rear of Alice Hawthorn Inn, Nun Monkton, North Yorkshire 2018/579.R01 * R & K Harpin Properties YO26 8EW: Archaeological Observation, Investigation and Recording page 4 EDAS CATALOGUE OF REPORTS 2019 * = report available for download via Archaeology Data Service grey literature library Title Report number Client Grinton Lead Smelting Mill, Cogden Gill, Swaledale, North Yorkshire: Archaeological 2019/588.R01 * Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority Investigation and Recording during Internal Clearance Works Erection of a Single Storey Extension, 11 Albert Terrace, Beverley, East Yorkshire HU17 2019/592.R01 * Miss C L Allan 8JU: Archaeological Observation, Investigation and Recording Round Barrows, north-east of North Ings Plantation, Skelderskew Moor, near Commondale, 2019/602.R01 * North York Moors National Park Authority North Yorkshire: Archaeological Survey Lime Kilns, Fell End, Ravenstonedale, Cumbria: Monuments at Risk Survey 2018/559.R01 * Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority Garden and Other Earthworks, south of Wressle Castle, Wressle, East Yorkshire: 2019/587.R01 * Castle Studies Trust Geophysical Survey page 5 EDAS CATALOGUE OF REPORTS 2018 * = report available for download via Archaeology Data Service grey literature library Title Report number Client Proposed Pig Buildings and Associated Structures, Somerby Top, Somerby Wold Lane, 2017/556.R01 * R J & A E Godfrey Somerby, Barnetby, Lincolnshire, DN38 6BN: Heritage Statement Yedingham Priory, Yedingham, North Yorkshire: Archaeological and Architectural 2017/535.R01 * Mr C F Beal Observation, Investigation and Recording Fyling Deer Park Wall, Fylingdales, North Yorkshire: Archaeological Recording and 2016/527.R01 * Ms Rebecca Harrison/North York Moors Monitoring of 2016-17 Repairs National Park Authority Coronation Garden, North Bar Within, Beverley: Archaeological Observation, Investigation 2018/561.R01 * Beverley Civic Society and Recording Middleton Park, Middleton, Leeds, West Yorkshire: Earthwork Survey 2018/560.R01 * Leeds City Council Pike Howe Round Cairn, Blakey Ridge, near Hutton-le-Hole, North Yorkshire: Archaeological 2017/547.R01 * North York Moors National Park Authority Survey The Barn, off Church Street, Bolton-on-Dearne, Barnsley, South Yorkshire: Archaeological 2017/553.R01 * Mrs N Tinker and Architectural Recording Proposed Change of Use and Conversion of Outbuildings, Park Farm, Main Street, Catwick, 2018/564.R01 * Mr & Mrs J Hugill East Yorkshire HU17 5PJ: Heritage Statement Proposed Pig Buildings and Associated Structures, North Moor Farm, Caistor Road, Market 2018/567.R01 * R J & A E Godfrey Rasen, Lincolnshire LN8 3JF: Heritage Statement Erection of a General Purpose Agricultural Storage Building, Vale Farm, Caistor Road, 2017/546.R01 * W Knapton & Sons Barrow upon Humber, North Lincolnshire DN19 7EA: Archaeological Observation, Investigation and Recording page 6 EDAS CATALOGUE OF REPORTS 2018 * = report available for download via Archaeology Data Service grey literature library Title Report number Client St Peter’s Church, Barnburgh, South Yorkshire: Archaeological Observation, Investigation 2018/566.R01 * Historic Building Restoration Ltd and Recording County Farm, Long Lane, Woodmansey, East Yorkshire: Archaeological Investigations 2017/551.R01 * The Beverley Barn Installation of a Slurry Store, land north of Heaning Hall Farm, Thoralby, North Yorkshire DL8 2018/569.R01 * Mr Michael Lancaster 3SU: Archaeological Observation, Investigation and Recording Erection of Agricultural Worker’s Dwelling and Erection of General Purpose Agricultural 2018/578.R01 * Stewart & Francesca Hall Building, New Grimwith Farm, Greenhow Hill, Pateley
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