Urban and Rural Landscape Characterisation

Dyfed Archaeological Trust has unrivalled expertise in landscape analysis, survey and historic landscape characterisation , and our knowledge of the historic landscapes and towns of south and west Wales is without parallel. Landscape surveys undertaken by the Trust range from the characterisation of large tracts of land to the detailed analysis of the evolution and development of smaller areas. Techniques involve the examination of aerial photographs, old maps and documents as well as studying all aspects of the physical landscape itself. Recent trends have also begun to focus on the detailed characterisation of urban townscapes, and Dyfed Archaeological Trust is at the forefront in developing this field in partnership with Cadw and other agencies.

Working with the Countryside Council for Wales, the Trust has also been involved in the production of innovative LANDMAP data, a national landscape information system to inform sustainable decision making.

For further information and competitive quotations on any of our services contact:

Nigel Page AIFA, Senior Project Manager n.page@dyfedarchaeology.org.uk
Direct line 01558 825986

Pete Crane MIFA, Project Manager p.crane@dyfedarchaeology.org.uk
Direct line 01558 825985

Duncan Schlee MSc, Project Manager d.schlee@dyfedarchaeology.org.uk
Direct line 01558 825984