Allen Archaeology Ltd unpublished report series

Eight 50m evaluation trenches were excavated. There was a low density of archaeological and natural features across the site, comprising possible palaeochannels and recent field boundaries. The only dating evidence was a 14th to 17th century brick fragment from a buried soil and 19th-20th century pottery and a residual 5th-8th century pottery sherd from a ditch in Trench 8. [Au(abr)]

An archaeological evaluation by trial trenching in advance of the excavation of a proposed fishing pond. Limited archaeologial significance, no artefactual evidence.

Five evaluation trenches were excavated in advance of residential development, revealing limited evidence for archaeological activity. The remains consisted of a series of probable former drainage and boundary features of post-medieval to modern date, in addition to layers of peat and alluvium in the NW part of the site, which reflect the flooding of the area prior to drainage. Two-large silt filled drainage features were exposed, although it is not clear what phase of drainage these relate to. Excessive flooding limited detailed investigation of some features, although it was still possible to demonstrate that the development area had little archaeological potential.

Photographic survey of 19th century barn complex prior to redevelopment

Photographic survey of 19th century cornmill and trial trenching in advance of the construction of retirement flats. Trial trenching identified a late medieval pit, a late medieval gully and two undated curvilinear ditches

Archaeological evaluation in advance of residential development (1 trench) exposed medieval ditch and ground surface, cut by later drainage/boundary feature containing a large 19th/20th century drain/sewer pipe.

Three trench evaluation revealing occupation on the site consisting of ditches middens and structural remains dating from the 9th century into the post medieval period.

A photographic survey was undertaken of two stone barns of probable 18th century date prior to redevelopment for residential use