Folly Bridge, Arch 4, Oxford. Watching Brief (OASIS ID: oxfordar1-336245)

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Introduction

Archaeological Watching Brief at Folly Bridge, Oxford: View to north, arch 3 exposed
Archaeological Watching Brief at Folly Bridge, Oxford: View to north, arch 3 exposed

A watching brief on the Grade II listed Folly Bridge, Arch 4, was commissioned by Oxfordshire County Council ahead of repairs. Three previously unknown walls were found within the fill of the bridge, constructed on the bridge vaults. No finds were recovered during the works, although the position of the walls suggests that they were related to the horse-tram system in use between 1887-1914. The features may have been built in order to consolidate the ground directly beneath the tracks. No features pre-dating the 19th-century were found.


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