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Data from a Construction Integrated Recording at Rocky Lane and Grove Farm, Small Dean Embankment, Buckinghamshire, 2022 (HS2 Phase One)
No full textThis collection comprises images, site records, reports, spreadsheets, and GIS data from a construction integrated recording (CIR) at Rocky Lane and Grove Farm, Small Dean Embankment, Wendover, Buckinghamshire. This work was undertaken by INFRA Archaeology between January and May 2022 as part of the High Speed 2 Phase 1 rail project. A total of ten potential archaeological features were identified comprising two modern linear features, five undated linear features, and three natural features. A total of eight struck flints were recovered during the works. All the flints were recovered from unstratified contexts and there were no associated archaeological features. The archaeological features identified during the CIR were most likely to represent post-medieval/modern agricultural activity
Digital Archive from a Historic Building Recording at The Workshop, Heysham, Lancashire, 2024-2025
No full textThis collection consists of a report, GIS data and site photographs from a level 3 historic building recording carried out on the non designated former workshop at Heysham Port, Lancashire between August 2024 and January 2025. This building recording was carried out by Dee Archaeological Services on behalf of Heysham Port Ltd to satisfy a condition of planning consent implemented on the advice of the Lancashire County Council Historic Environment Team. The work was carried out in line with an approved Project Design
Digital Archive from an Archaeological Evaluation at Mill Farm Irrigation Reservoir, Great Bradley, Suffolk, November 2022
No full textThis collection comprises site images, GIS data, and spreadsheet data from an archaeological evaluation at Mill Farm, Great Bradley, Suffolk. The archaeological works were conducted by Cotswold Archaeology in November 2022. Four ditches were recorded, one of which was sealed by subsoil and contained Beaker pottery, including a near complete ceramic spoon or scoop. Whilst the remaining three ditches were undated, two could be seen to cut from directly below the topsoil, suggesting a relatively late date
Digital Archive from an Archaeological Evaluation at Hargham Road, Attleborough, Norfolk, October to November 2018
No full textThis collection comprises site images and records, databases, spreadsheet data, and a vector drawing from an archaeological evaluation at Hargham Road, Attleborough, Norfolk. The works; conducted by Oxford Archaeology East, occurred between 24th October and 30th November 2018. Activity dating from the Late Neolithic through to the Early Bronze Age included seven post holes and two small pits, representing possible evidence for one or more post-built structures. Limited evidence of Iron Age activity was found. Although Romano-British pottery was more common at the site, the overall assemblage was small for the period. The dispersed nature of the Roman pottery and the small quantities recovered are indicative of outlying field system, rather than the core of a Roman settlement. The evaluation also confirmed the presence of a series of post medieval ditches
Site Data from an Archaeological Watching Brief at St Mary's Church, Shelton, Bedford, November-December 2021
No full textThis collection comprises images and a report from an archaeological watching brief at St Mary's Church, Shelton, Bedford, Bedfordshire. Albion Archaeology was commissioned to prepare a written scheme of investigation, in accordance with the planning condition, and to carry out the required archaeological works, which were completed between 24th November and 2nd December 2021. A small amount of animal bone and modern (post-1750) pottery was noted in the upper soil layers but was not collected
Images from Level 3 Analytical Historic Building Recording at the Former Worcester Cross Factory, 41 Worcester Street, Kidderminster, October 2022 to June 2023
No full textThis collection comprises images from a Level 3 Analytical Historic Building Recording at the Grade II listed former Worcester Cross Factory and former Magistrates Court, 41 Worcester Street, Kidderminster. Work was carried out by Worcestershire Archaeology from October 2022 to June 2023 in advance of proposed redevelopment. A planning application has been submitted to Wyre Forest District Council (21/0783/REG3 & 21/0784/LBC). The principal building on the site was designed in Queen Anne Revival style by the influential architect J G Bland of Birmingham and built between 1878-1879 for the carpet manufacturer Henry Richard Willis. It formed a company headquarters with a showroom space to display carpets. In 1971 it was sold by British Carpets Ltd to Kidderminster Borough Council, with part of the building converted into Kidderminster Magistrates Court
Digital Archive from an Archaeological Excavation at Westside Close, Old Sarum, Salisbury, Wiltshire, 2022
No full textThis collection comprises image, text, spreadsheet and GIS data from an Archaeological Excavation at Westside Close, Old Sarum, Salisbury, Wiltshire. The work was undertaken by Wessex Archaeology between February and March 2022. This was carried out in association with a proposed residential development and followed a previous evaluation which produced evidence of prehistoric activity. An approximately triangular area was targeted on the principal area of archaeological interest and a further two areas were intended to examine the potential for the continuation of archaeological remains to the north and east. The uncovered features comprising ditches, pits and postholes largely represent prehistoric activity
Digital Archive from Analytical Buildings Recording Work of the Covered Yard at Grange Farm, Northington, Hampshire, 2024
No full textThis collection comprises image, text and GIS data from Analytical Buildings Recording (Level 3) work at the Covered Yard at Grange Farm Northington, Hampshire. The work was undertaken by Wessex Archaeology between September and November 2024. Grange Farm is a formally arranged model farm complex comprising agricultural and residential buildings, built in 1878, of Hampshire red brick and concrete block with slate roofs. The Farm displays almost all the original elements of the model farm as it was designed in the late 19th century including the farmhouse, dairy, milking parlour, granary range, stables, mill range, laundry cottage, outbuilding and covered yard
Digital Archive from an Archaeological Evaluation at Sole End Farm, Astley Road, Bedworth, Warwickshire, September to October 2024
No full textThis collection comprises site images and records, and documents from an archaeological evaluation at land south of Sole End Farm, Astley Lane, Bedworth, Warwickshire. The works were conducted by Wardell Armstrong between September and October 2024. The trenches targeted several of these anomalies along with apparently 'sterile' areas. The trenching confirmed that the geophysics results were the result of modern deposits and agricultural activity, including land drains and former field boundaries
Digital Archive from an Archaeological Evaluation at Somerset Farm, Cant's Drove, Murrow, June 2019
No full textThis collection consists of site photographs, databases, spreadsheets, text data, vector data and site records from an archaeological evaluation carried out by Headland Archaeology at Somerset Farm, Cant's Drove, Murrow, Cambridgeshire during June 2019. The work was commissioned by Biocow Ltd, in advance of the formation of a digestate lagoon and the construction of a 1km gas pipeline