Images from Archaeological Monitoring at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, January - February 2020

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Introduction

Archaeological Monitoring at Corpus Christi College, Oxford: View to Northwest test pit east facing section
Archaeological Monitoring at Corpus Christi College, Oxford: View to Northwest test pit east facing section

This collection comprises images from the archaeological monitoring of the excavation of three test pits undertaken by Oxford Archaeology over the course of three visits in January and February 2020.

Oxford Archaeology were commissioned by Wright and Wright Architects on behalf of Corpus Christi College to undertake archaeological monitoring , which was designed to investigate college wall foundations. The archaeological monitoring works recorded a former stone road surface potentially of 14th-century date, and an overlying refuse deposit, as well as deposits backfilling the construction trenches of the walls.


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