Midland Archaeological Services unpublished report series

trenched field evaluation prior to development of two areas of the site identified three undated features.

Level 2 historic building survey of a building in the grounds of Southfields House

Monitoring and recording of geotechnical trial holes revealed a ditch containing sherds of 3rd to 4th century Roman pottery and possible briquetage.

Archaeological trenched evaluation of land adjacent to 4 Rosetree Cottages, Snape Suffolk prior to development.

A programme of historic building recording was conducted of the outbuildings at The Old Rectory, Main Road. The surveyed buildings comprise a former coach house range and secondary stables block, both constructed in a late Georgian style, and dating from the last half of the 19th century.

Photographic historic building survey of an outbuilding adjacent to 1 Morton Terrace, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, DN21 2RF.

A Level 3 historic building survey of a grade II listed water tower on the Ashton Estate, Ashton Wold, Northamptonshire.

Topographical and photographic survey of ridge and furrow earthworks

A historic building photographic survey was undertaken of a former Methodist chapel school room, at Lower Moor Road, Coleorton, Leicestershire on the 4th of February 2013 on behalf of Mr J Heathcote. The works comprised the written description and photographic recording of the building, making use of survey drawings independently commissioned by the client. The works were undertaken as defined by a Written Scheme of Investigation produced by Midland Archaeological Services (MAS) and approved by the Senior Planning Archaeologist (SPA) on behalf of North West Leicestershire District Council. The building is a two-storey rectangular building with a slate roof. Though the building is now open inside, the building appears to have originally had an upper floor, possibly a gallery. There was also formerly a lean-to projecting from the south-east elevation. The building has been completely stripped internally. There is an inset date stone inscribed with 'Primitive Methodist Chapel 1830' on the front of the chapel.

Level 2 Historic Building Recording of two barns prior to development.01-07-2014