Record Search

Early Medieval pottery and Post Medieval building debris identified during monitoring of a pipeline

Early Neolithic enclosure and features at Freston Causewayed Enclosure

Monitoring identified early medieval pits, the documentary survey established that the name ‘The Priory’ had only been assigned to the property in the late 19th century, the vaulted roof of the cellar was probably no earlier than 16th century.

Post-medieval field boundaries and rubbish pits identified through geophysical survey. Evaluation trenching identified some Early Neolithic and Early/Middle Iron Age activity as well as features associated with the post-medieval brickworks.

Early Neolithic pits, Late Bronze Age cremations and Roman Ditch system

One sherd of early medieval pottery, detected during archaeological monitoring

Archaeological investigations revealed an elongated feature which contained an almost complete carinated bowl of early Neolithic date

Evaluation revealed a small group of Late Saxon/early medieval features, indicative of domestic activity.

Early Neolithic activity at Chantry Vale, Wolsey Grange

Early Neolithic pits and Middle Bronze Age pits and Postholes at Shrubland Quarry eastern extension, Coddenham