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Monitoring identified a Prehistoric pit , a layer containig Roma pottery and an undated pit and ditch.

Monitoring of ground works for a rear extension revealed a substantial depth of subsoil which contained a few stray finds of Later Post Medieval date abov a lower subsoil which did not contain any finds with the overal trench depth being 1100mm and t...

A 1597 map indicates the `scitus manerii de Monfordes' or site of the manor of Mundeford's (S1)(S2).

Monitoring of footing trench at land adjacent to the Bull Inn, Thorpe Morieux, produced evidence for a large ditch or pond running close to the present road frontage. Pottery evidence suggested that this had been gradually filled in from the medieval...

Moneypot Hill, tumulus, site of.

Monitoring of a trench excavated in the garden of Rose Cottage, Stowlangtoft, uncovered a medieval ditch which is thought to have been a former boundary to the site. Finds from the ditch included pottery and animal bone dating from the 12th/14th cent...

An area of 6m by 6m was to be stripped for a small wooden classroom. The strip area was on a slope rising to the west. It was dug to a depth of c.20cm at the East end and c.45cm at the West end. Several layers of mixed modern build up were present...

Survey then excavation of a grade II listed timber framed cottage that had been irreparably damaged by fire revealed ephemeral evidence for the 16th century range.

Watching brief, 1 flint and burnt clay/ daub found, but area heavily disturbed by machine (S1). Formerly recorded as BRG MISC

Monitoring revealed, a hearth, posthole and a narrow slot were recorded and the pottery date suggests that the site was occupied between the 12th and 14th century.