Series: The Landscape Research Centre unpublished report series

<summary>Trial excavation and geophysical survey were undertaken in two fields prior to an application for sand extraction. Site HPP202 contained significant archaeological deposits, including a series of square barrows of probable Iron Age date. At site HPP203 a series of trenches, test holes and a magnetometer survey did not reveal evidence of archaeological deposits; however, there was a possibility that some archaeological deposits lay sealed beneath the aeolian sand. (Investigation undertaken by: Landscape Research Centre and Geophysical Surveys of Bradford.) {italon}AIP{italoff}

A watching brief was undertaken associated with the construction of houses. The buildings demolished to make way for the new development were originally stables. Archaeological remains comprised the footings for these buildings, a hearth and a number of finds almost all of which were of recent date, with some post-medieval pottery sherds. [Au(abr)]

Archaeological investigations were undertaken during groundworks associated with the construction of new houses. Previous development to the east had uncovered the foundations of a medieval house.The area of current development had no structural housing remains. In all, eight features were observed: three chalk or rubble spreads, two pits, one undateable and the other of probable modern origin, a tree hole and part of a slighted wall of probable 17th century date, with only partial footings remaining. [Au(abr)]