Heritage Lincolnshire unpublished report series

<summary>An auger survey in the yard of buildings situated to the north of the Roman Wall at Horncastle revealed [?upper] a layer of "made ground" containing tile and flooring materials, coal, brick and post-medieval pottery sherds, probably representing the remains of a mud and stud cottage, overlying rubble scatters probably derived from the Roman wall. No evidence for a ditch associated with the Roman wall was found. {italon}AIP{italoff}{spacea}

<summary2>Resistivity survey on a plot of land in the path of the proposed Sleaford Western By-Pass revealed nothing of archaeological interest. {italon}AIP{italoff}{spacea}

<summary>An evaluation in advance of proposed redevelopment revealed a gully, brick walls, and a series of dumped deposits, all of post-medieval date. {italon}AIP{italoff}{spacea}{italon}SMR Primary Record Numbers:{italoff} 13289

<summary>An evaluation comprising a magnetometer survey and targeted trenching, on a site proposed for mineral extraction, was undertaken in an area identified as a possible salt-making site during previous fieldwalking. Features associated with salt-making were revealed, and the site was confirmed to be of Iron Age date. {italon}AIP{italoff}{spacea}

<summary>An evaluation revealed late Saxon deposits consisting of a large ditch, medieval deposits consisting of a large ditch and dumped soil layers, possibly associated with the Hospital of St John and St Thomas, and post-medieval deposits associated with small-scale land management. Approximately 1m of building debris overlay the archaeological deposits. {italon}AIP{italoff}{spacea}