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Medieval ditches and a pit were revealed during an archaeological evaluation

Archaeological evaluation and excavation identified considerable mediveal activity suggesting there was medieval occupation in the immediate vicinity. There was also limited evidence for prehistoric activity.

An alien priory cell, Benedictine, founded before 1092-1100 and dissolved before 1230? See details. Formerly recorded as BLG MISC

Medieval pits, postholes and ditch with 12th-13th century pottery, rooftile, animal bone, fired clay, iron nails and a shears blade.

Archaeological evaluation identified a focus of medieval activity suggesting settlement activity is taking place in this area

Medieval agricultural remains representing activity from the Late Saxon period through to the late medieval period.

Medieval activity associated with Felchruch hamlet and possibly the former church in the south-western part of the site. Activity apparently ceased in the late medieval period until the post-medieval period when field boundaries were established.

Archaeological evaluation identified widespread evidence of medieval agricultural activity

Archaeological inestigations revealed medieval activity

Excavation revealed medieval agricultural and settlement activity