Andrews, P. (1997). Former St John's Vicarage, Old Malden, Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames: Assessment Report on the Results of the Archaeological Excavation (Report 42435a). Wessex Archaeology.

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Title:		 Former St John's Vicarage, Old Malden, Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames: Assessment Report on the Results of the Archaeological Excavation (Report 42435a)
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Number of Pages:		 53
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Publication Type:		 Report
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Abstract:		 The excavation revealed the presence of a number of archaeological features, predominantly comprising, ditches, gullies, scoops and postholes, but also including the substantial remains of several phases of post-medieval vicarage. The earliest activity on the site was in the Mesolithic period, represented by a small quantity of flint tools and flint waste found re-deposited in later features. A small quantity of Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age pottery and a few amorphous features provided slight evidence for settlement during this period, whereas a slightly larger amount of pottery, a ditch/gully and several shallow pits possibly indicated more substantial development in the Late Iron Age. Romano-British occupation was attested by a large enclosure ditch, various gullies, shallow pits, ditches and scoops. No Anglo-Saxon settlement evidence was found. The earliest medieval activity was assigned to the 11th-12th century. This was represented by two pairs of substantial ditches along the north edge of the site which possibly defined a trackway. If that interpretation was correct then it suggested early medieval settlement took a linear rather than nucleated form. Further development of the site was noted throughout the medieval period. A vicarage had stood on the site since c.1279. The vicarage was expanded throughout the post-medieval period, this process was recorded. [AIP]
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Author:		 Phil Andrews
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Publisher:		 Wessex Archaeology
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Year of Publication:		 1997
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MESOLITHIC (Historic England Periods)
Late Bronze Ageearly Iron Age (Auto Detected Temporal)
MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
Late Iron Age (Auto Detected Temporal)
Medieval (Auto Detected Temporal)
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Note:		 Date Of Issue From: 1997 Date Of Coverage From: 01 Date Of Coverage To: 01 Editorial Expansion: Site name: FORMER ST JOHN'S VICARAGE, OLD MALDEN
Study area: 1 ha
Investigation type: Post-determination/Research
District: Kingston upon Thames
Monument: [finds]. Early Iron Age, [finds]. Post-medieval (1540-1901), [finds]. Mesolithic, [finds]. Roman (AD43-410), ENCLOSURE DITCH. Roman (AD43-410), DITCH. Medieval (1066-1540), DITCH. Late Iron Age, BUILDING. Post-medieval (1540-1901), DITCHED ENCLOSURE. Roma
Ngr: TQ21206615
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Postcode: KT4 7LZ
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Created Date:		 19 Jan 2009