Title, Description*, Location,Subject(s), Period from,Period to,Event type,Date(s) of event(s), URL,HER ref
LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL,"Cathedral on the site of a Saxon Cathedral, which was built and conscrated in AD700, replacing the earlier cathedral built by St Chad at Stow. Reconstructed 1086-1126 and rebuilt during the 13th century, restored in 1661 and in 1856 by Scott. ","Staffordshire, 
Lichfield
NGR SK 1156 0977","Extant building
Cathedral
College of Secular 
Priests",Early Medieval,Post Medieval,,,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1038630,SHER PRN 07472
LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL TRIFORIUM,"Excavations for a raised platform in the nave revealed Saxon walls thought to belong to the shrine of St Chad, as well as pieces of limestone carvings buried in pits.","Staffordshire, 
Lichfield
NGR SK 11560 09760","Cathedral
Shrine
Burial",Early Medieval,Medieval,Excavation,2004,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1829437,SHER PRN 07472 
LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL - SOUTH AISLE,Excavation took place on the south choir aisle in conjunction with a reflooring programme.,"Staffordshire,
Lichfield
NGR SK 11700 09700","Cathedral
Cist
Inhumation",Early Medieval,Medieval,Excavation,1992,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1837321,SHER PRN 07472 
LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL - NORTH AISLE,Excavation took place in the north choir aisle in conjuction with a reflooring programme.,"Staffordshire,
Lichfield
NGR SK 11700 09700","Cathedral
Cist
Inhumation",Early Medieval,Medieval,Excavation,1994,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1837400,SHER PRN 07472
MINSTER POOL,Spearhead - possibly Saxon - found in Minster Pool in 1817.,"Staffordshire, 
Lichfield
NGR SK 115 096","Findspot
Spear",Early Medieval,Early Medieval,,,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1038676,
ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH,Alleged Roman/Saxon Cemetery: 7-phase burial sequence discovered at St Michael's Church.,"Staffordshire,
Lichfield
NGR SK 124 095","Cemetery
Crouched inhumation
Precinct
Sub-surface deposit",Roman,Early Medieval,"Survey
Excavation","1974
1978",http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1038678,"SHER PRN 07469;
PRN 54236;
PRN 02637"
BORROW COP,Alleged site of Saxon Fort. Excavations and fieldwork have found no evidence for a fortification here.,"Staffordshire,
Lichfield
NGR SK 1239 0862",Fort,Early Medieval,Early Medieval,,,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1038626,SHER PRN 03595
OLD CHURCH OF ST JOHN,"The tower and ruined remains of the old Church of St John, which was partly demolished when the new Church of St John was built in 1854. It consisted of a nave and two transepts with a chancel and a north aisle along with the tower. The tower, originally in the centre, was rebuilt, probably in the 16th century, at the west end of the nave and remodelled in the first half of the 19th century. The exact date of construction of the old church is difficult to estimate but Sanders, curate of Shenstone in the mid 18th century estimated it to have been built/rebuilt in the reign of Henry VI, although many alterations and additions had been made since that time. The north transept, bore the date 1647, when it was partly rebuilt. The south transept was of brick, and was built to accommodate the people of Stonnall when their old chapel was pulled down. Excavations have confirmed the evidence of a Norman arch at the west base of the old tower and, moreover, also suggested an even earlier, Saxon foundation date. The only remains of the old building are the tower and the south door, though the foundations of the old church were partly revealed when the churchyard was cleared.","Staffordshire,
Lichfield,
Shenstone
NGR SK 1096 0438","Church
Extant building
Arch
Architectural component
Architectural fragment
Demolished building
",Early Medieval,Post Medieval,,,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1038707,SHER PRN 04294
ST CHAD'S SCHOOL,Pre-Conquest axes (4) and billhook found on site of what is now St Chad's School in 1816.,"Staffordshire,
Lichfield
NGR SK 1156 0985","Findspot
Axe
",Early Medieval,Early Medieval,,,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1038675,
MINSTER POOL & STOWE POOL,Pre-Conquest spiral-headed brass pin. Illustrated in the 1857 volume of the Anastatic Drawing Society as part of an article on items found when the Minster and Stowe Pools were drained. ,"Staffordshire,
Lichfield
NGR SK 11 09","Findspot
Pin
",Early Medieval,Early Medieval,,,http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archsearch/record.jsf?titleId=1038674,
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