Currie, C. K. and Rushton, N. S. (2005). An archaeological excavation at the rear of 36 Milford Street/34 Gigant Street, Salisbury. Wiltshire Archaeol Natur Hist Mag 98. Vol 98, pp. 213-235.
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An archaeological excavation at the rear of 36 Milford Street/34 Gigant Street, Salisbury | |||||||||||
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Wiltshire Archaeol Natur Hist Mag 98 | |||||||||||
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The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine | |||||||||||
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98 | |||||||||||
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213 - 235 | |||||||||||
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Report on an excavation at the rear of 36 Milford Street/34 Gigant Street, Salisbury, in 2002. Prior to c. 1350 the area seems to have been part of the backland of the street corner property. A circular chalk and flint building, possibly a dovecote, was the earliest building on the site. Later evidence for industrial activity included a number of hearths and pits containing burnt material. In the later-fourteenth century it seems that the corner building was enlarged, and a stone-built courtyard complex of high status was extended over the site. Evidence for a stone-built range with an entrance was found, and is associated with the ownership of William Teynturer the younger (fl. 1366--77), a mayor of Salisbury. This building is thus one of the few stone-built structures identified in Salisbury outside the Close. The stone range was subsequently demolished, possibly in the sixteenth century, and the plot redeveloped. Thereafter its status declined, and by the nineteenth century buildings on the plot had been incorporated into the Anchor Brewery. Specialist reports include | |||||||||||
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2005 | |||||||||||
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[OS SU 1469 2990] | |||||||||||
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(The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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11 Oct 2005 |