Margetts, A. (2020). On the banks of the Uck: the story of a Wealden hall house. Sussex Archaeological Collections 158. Vol 158, Sussex Archaeological Society. pp. 147-176. https://doi.org/10.5284/1094247. Cite this via datacite

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On the banks of the Uck: the story of a Wealden hall house
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Sussex Archaeological Collections 158
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Sussex Archaeological Collections
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158
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147 - 176
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https://doi.org/10.5284/1094247
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At the southern end of Uckfield High Street, on the northern bank of the River Uck, lies Grade II-listed Bridge Cottage. The building, which comprises one of the largest Wealden hall houses in the area, has recently been the subject of comprehensive restoration. Bridge Cottage was originally saved from demolition in the 1970s by Uckfield District Preservation Society. Once ownership was secured, repairs were carried out and excavations, led by Ian Brooker, undertaken. Brooker never succeeded in publishing the results and it was not until Archaeology South-East’s involvement that the earlier excavations could be fully understood. The more recent archaeological work was undertaken in response to the latest renovations and this article reports on their results. They are significant in showing the development of an individual house plot from the late medieval to post-medieval period. They provide an important analysis of architectural expressions of status and display for a Wealden household of the yeoman class.
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Andrew Margetts ORCID icon
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Sussex Archaeological Society
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2020
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FIREDOG
EXCAVATION
FARMHOUSE
CHARCOAL
WATCHING BRIEF
BUILDING
Post Medieval
HORSESHOE
WEALDEN HOUSE
Medieval
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26 May 2022