Archaeological research across Trafford’s landscape (rural and urban) since 1997, when the ‘Archaeology of Trafford’ volume was first published, has been extensive and wide-ranging. Inevitably, this work is dominated by developer-funded archaeology as part of the planning process, a shift which began in 1990 with the first national archaeology planning guidance (PPG16...
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