Site Event/Activity record ESF24658 - Excavation - 1 Duke Street, Haughely
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Location
| Location | 1 Duke Street, Haughely |
|---|---|
| Grid reference | Centred TM 0263 6228 (13m by 8m) |
| Map sheet | TM06SW |
| Civil Parish | HAUGHLEY, MID SUFFOLK, SUFFOLK |
Technique(s)
Organisation
The Suffolk Archaeological Deserted Medieval Settlements Research and Field Team
Date
Not recorded.
Description
The aim was to locate and establish the extent of a flint wall exposed during the construction of a base for a workshop adjacent to the vegetable garden and to identify an earthwork feature recorded on the OS map running parallel with the churchyard. A trench was dug 10.5m south of the northern brick boundary wall, extending 2m east from the western boundary hedge (and churchyard boundary) and 1.5m south however did not go down far enough to locate the wall. The depth of the trench was between 0.45-0.65m. A large post-medieval pit was recorded which may possible be evidence of a small domestic forge.
Sources/Archives (1)
- --- SSF56903 Unpublished document: Birch, M.. 2005. Excavation Report: 2-day excavation at 1 Duke Street.
Related Monuments/Buildings (1)
- HGH 039 1 and 2 Duke Street, Haughley (Monument)
Record last edited
Feb 19 2020 9:17AM