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Medieval Haywharf to 20th-century brewery: excavations at Watermark Place, City of London
No full textSubstantial remains of the medieval city’s waterfront and related structures, together with a remarkable array of finds, were preserved in the waterlogged deposits on this site, allowing a reconstruction of waterfront development here from the 13th century onwards. Timber river walls and timber and stone dock walls were recorded, including those of the Haywharf, probably originally so-named because it was where hay was imported into the city before c 1300. 15th- to 16th-century industrial stone hearths or furnaces were probably associated with either brewing or dyeing on the site and Calvert’s (later City of London) brewery stood here from the 18th century until it was bombed during World War II
Terrestrial Mineral Resource Assessment: Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes
No full textThe project wasundertaken by Museum of London Archaeology and Buckinghamshire County Council (BCC) and Milton Keynes Council (MKC), as part of the Terrestrial Minerals Resource Assessment (TMRA) administered by English Heritage. The aim of the project was to map past, current and future mineral extraction areas in Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes; enhance HER data within such areas that includes a statement of significance for undesignated assets; analyse heritage assets that have been lost to past minerals extraction, along with the likely impact of future extraction in relation to asset significance, type, period and character; and use the data and research agenda as a framework for analysing and reporting the results, trends of loss and enhancements to current understanding of past human activity. The project also provides an assessment of the impact of mineral extraction on the historic environment in a quantifiable and systematic manner
Kidbrooke Village (Phase 2), Kidbrooke Park Road, London, SE3, A Report on the Archaeological Watching brief
No full text6-13 Melior Street, Southwark, London SE1: Archaeological evaluation report
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WorleyParsons for National Grid Fieldwork Report Archaeological Watching BriefOn Ground Investigations Bulk Supply Point, Pudding Mill Lane
No full textRing bound client repor
