Archaeology and conservation

• Archaeology
• Conservation - listed buildings and conservation areas
• Other useful external websites

Archaeology

West Sussex County Council recognises the historic importance of the land and buildings in the county. They employ archaeologists who can advise on the archaeological importance of any site that has been identified for redevelopment.

For more details see:

• Record Office and archives

Back to top

Conservation - listed buildings and conservation areas

There are also many listed buildings and conservation areas within Adur and Worthing which have their own special protection.

For location maps and descriptions of the buildings of the conservation areas please see:

• Listed buildings and conservation areas
  - both are also available on our GIS mapping system

Back to top

Other useful external websites

• Architecture.com (RIBA)
• National Archives
• English Heritage's National Monuments Record (NMR)
• Researching historic buildings in the British Isles
• Sussex Industrial Archaeology Society (SIAS)
• Sussex Past - The Sussex Archaeological Society
• Marlipins Museum, Shoreham-by-Sea
• West Sussex County Record Office and archives
• East Sussex:
  • Archaeology in East Sussex
  • East Sussex County Record Office and archives - ESCC website

Back to top