Meckseper, C., Edgeworth, M. and Wells, J. (2017). A medieval trackway and buried soil at Goswell End, Harlington. Bedfordshire Archaeology Volume 27 2017. Vol 27, Bedfordshire Archaeological Council. pp. 283-294.

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A medieval trackway and buried soil at Goswell End, Harlington
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Bedfordshire Archaeology Volume 27 2017
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Bedfordshire Archaeology
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27
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283 - 294
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Between 2001 and 2003, Albion Archaeology undertook a series of archaeological investigations at Goswell End, Harlington. Based on the evidence of earthworks and the results of trial trenching, the site was thought to have comprised part of a shrunken or deserted medieval village, inhabited in the Middle Ages. However, the results of open-area excavation did not bear this out: apart from a few small pits and post-holes, there was little to suggest the former existence of substantial structures. Remains of a buried soil and possible enclosure ditches indicated that cultivation took place on the site. The most significant feature proved to be a hollow-way that crossed the site from north to south, with a subsidiary network of branching paths. This was an essentially medieval feature that remained in use as a major route up to the time of Enclosure, and can be identified as ‘Long Lane’, a thoroughfare shown on early maps.
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Christiane Meckseper ORCID icon
Matt Edgeworth ORCID icon
Jackie Wells
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Bedfordshire Archaeological Council
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2017
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Medieval
trackway
buried soil
Harlington
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28 Apr 2023