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Red River Archaeology and the Cross Tay Road Scheme: A Case Study

5/3/2021

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​In 2019, Red River Archaeology, in partnership with Rubicon Heritage Services Ltd, were commissioned by Perth and Kinross Council to undertake archaeological work on the Cross Tay Road Scheme in Perth, Scotland, as part of a large Civil Infrastructure scheme.
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​The commissioned work comprised archaeological evaluation of the proposed route of the new road, including the excavation of machine dug trenches, hand dug test pits and extensive geophysical survey in advance of the road scheme. The Cross Tay Link Road will link up the A93, A94 and A9 roads by way of a dual carriageway realignment, a grade separation junction and a new bridge crossing the River Tay and adjacent Railway.

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Managing risk, reducing costs – a Red River Archaeology success

28/8/2020

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By Mark Collard
The village of Bourton-on-the-Water in the Cotswolds is well-known as a picturesque tourist destination. Less well-known are the extensive buried archaeological remains across several square miles of the landscape surrounding the village. These include the large Neolithic causewayed enclosure and later Iron Age hillfort of Salmonsbury Camp, the Roman road of the Fosse Way and the small Roman town along its route, and large areas of prehistoric, Roman and Anglo-Saxon farms and fields.
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