Wessex Archaeology (2005). Skipsea Grange, Skipsea. Holderness, East Riding of Yorkshire. Report on an Archaeological Evaluation and an Assessment of the Results. Wessex Archaeology.

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Skipsea Grange, Skipsea. Holderness, East Riding of Yorkshire. Report on an Archaeological Evaluation and an Assessment of the Results
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50
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A programme of archaeological recording and post-excavation work on an archaeological evaluation undertaken by Channel 4's 'Time Team' was carried out. Trenches were targeted on a number of potential archaeological features identified by a previous geophysical survey (2003). The evaluation revealed that the extensive archaeological remains on the site belonged to several different phases of activity. The earliest of these appeared to date to the Iron Age. Although the sherds of pottery recovered from these features were very similar to sherds of Saxon pottery, there was some evidence to support an Iron Age attribution. Small quantities of unsratified Roman pottery suggested that there was some Roman activity in the vicinity. The main phase of activity identified in the evaluation related to Saxo-Norman and medieval activity. It was likely that many of the features identified in the previous geophysical survey related to the phase of settlement. Evidence from this phase took the form of boundary ditches, possible trackways, ovens/kilns and also structures, whilst the material recovered included pottery, animal bones, fine whetstones, a lead vessel and iron tripod, as well as slag from iron smelting and smithing. This substantial settlement was not recorded in the Domesday Book and appeared to have been abandoned in the 13th century. After abandonment, the site was likely to have become open fields until the enclosure of the land in the post-medieval period. [Au(adp)]
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Wessex Archaeology
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Wessex Archaeology
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2005
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Postmedieval Period Auadp (Auto Detected Temporal)
Roman (Auto Detected Temporal)
13th Century (Auto Detected Temporal)
Saxon (Auto Detected Temporal)
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IRON AGE (Historic England Periods)
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Date Of Issue From: 2005 Date Of Coverage From: 01 Date Of Coverage To: 01 Editorial Expansion: Site name: SKIPSEA GRANGE, SKIPSEA, HOLDERNESS
Study area: 6ha
Investigation type: Evaluation
District: East Riding of Yorkshire
Monument: POST HOLE. Undated, HOLLOW. Roman (AD43-410), IRONSTONES WORKINGS. Undated, KILN. Early Medieval (410-1066), KILN. Undated, DRAIN. Modern (1901-present), OVEN. Undated, PIT. Early Medieval (410-1066), PIT. Iron Age, GULLY. Undated, POST HOLE. Early Mediev
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19 Jan 2009