Worcestershire Archaeology Service

Worcestershire Archaeology Service
Woodbury
University College Worcester
Henwick Grove
Worcester
Worcestershire
WR2 6AJ
England

Website

Website for Archaeology Service

www.worcestershire.gov.uk/archaeology

Online ceramics database for Worcestershire

www.worcestershireceramics.org

E-mail

archaeology@worcestershire.gov.uk

Telephone

01905 855455

Fax

01905 855035

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Worcestershire Archaeological Service is responsible for a range of archaeological services for the people of the county. It provides planning and land management advice, maintains the principal database of archaeological discoveries in the county and has an active field section that undertakes the majority of field projects in the county. Staff of the Service undertake a wide range of educational activities for schools and community groups.

Venue Type:

Archaeological site, Association or society

 Opening hours

10am - 4pm Monday - Friday by appointment

The Service maintains and develops the reference collection of ceramics for the county. Part of this database has now been put on line and can be accessed at http://www.worcestershireceramics.org
Work will continue on this project during following years.

A reference library isopen to the public by appointment.

Collection details

Archaeology

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 Digital and online resources

Ceramics Database

http://www.worcestershireceramics.org

An on-line resource for studying pottery through the ages. Currently available in pilot format. It is hoped to develop an education module during 2003 and input as to suggestions for development would be appreciated.

Creator

  • Victoria Bryant
  • vbryant@worcestershire.gov uk

Worcestershire Archaeology Service Website

http://www.worcestershire.gov.uk/archaeology

information on managing the archaeological resource, types of fieldwork etc. Introduction to project to record World War II monuments in the county. This information maybe of interest for secondary schools and undergraduates.

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