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The aim is to evaluate the archaeological significance of the site to inform planning decisions.

January 20, 2026Open Access

Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment, 5-7 Station Road, Conisbrough, South Yorkshire

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The aim is to evaluate the archaeological significance of the site to inform planning decisions.
Conducted a site visit to collect visual and environmental data.
Performed documentary research for historical context.
Executed cartographic research to analyze historical maps.
Identified potential archaeological features of interest.
Documented historical uses of the site from archival materials.
Provided supporting data for the planning application.

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ARCUS was commissioned by Rofos Design and Technical to undertake an archaeological desk-based assessment of 5-7 Station Road, Conisbrough, South Yorkshire (NGR SK 511 991). The assessment was required to support a planning application for a residential development. The desk-based assessment comprised a site visit, documentary and cartographic research.

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Sean Bell

Oxford Archaeology

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