Monument record BRK 138 - Medieval features at Land at Fox Meadow, Barking

Medieval features were revealed after trial trenches were dug. A curvilinear gully could be interpreted as part of a small domestic or agricultural enclosure, the fill contained 14 sherds of pottery dated to mid-11th to 12th centuries. Ecological samples contained cereal grains, charcoal, snails and rootlets.
Two pits were revealed and contained sherds of pottery dated from 11th to 13th centuries and a linear ditch north-east to south-west alignment which contained pottery sherds dating between 12th to 13th century. Another ditch ran parallel but contained no archaeological finds were found in the fill (S1).

Included in the Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History annual round up of individual finds and discoveries for 2015 (S2).