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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...

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...

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...

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.

Monitoring revealed evidence of limited activity from Late Saxon/Early Medieval to Post Medieval periods.

Monitoring revealed a derelict drain run and single rim sherd of courseware pottery recovered from the spoil is dated 13th-15th century.

Monitoring of footing trenches revealed no archaeological features but two sherds of pottery and two buckles were found in the spoil.

Monitoring of 1,200 sqm area excavated to a depth of 0.05mm. The topsoil on site was not truncated and so no archeological deposits or finds were recovered. Field survey revealed a bank earthwork.

Enclosure and Field System cropmarks

Grade II listed 16th/17th century timber-framed hall, built in several phases with 19th century altrations.