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2004
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57 Military Road, Heddon-on-the-Wall, Northumberland
F Garrett
Archaeological evaluation
2005
Delhi Remainder Site, Blagdon Park, Northumberland. Archaeological Evaluation
W Muncaster
2007
Hoodsclose, Proposed Surface Mine: Coal and Fireclay Scheme. Archaeological Evaluation
W Muncaster
2011
Park View School, Chester-le-Street, County Durham. An Archaeological Watching Brief
M Coates
2005
Proposed Pipeline Route, Stannington Station, Northumberland. Archaeological Evaluation
M Muncaster
Three evaluation trenches were excavated recovered evidence of a large ditch, a small linear feature, and an undated, but possibly Iron Age or Romano-British, agricultural and settlement complex. A stone quern was also recovered. [Au(abr)]
2004
Seghill Landfill, Northumberland and Tyne and Wear. Archaeological Evaluation
W Muncaster
The site contained five main areas of archaeological interest within a wider area devoid of evidence for past activity. The well-preserved remains of a 19th century colliery row were recorded along the proposed access route. Trenches were excavated through the township boundary although no dating evidence was forthcoming. Wall footings from a post-medieval farm were encountered, with ditches and a slot or gully to the north that possibly predated this. Two possible prehistoric ditches and a pit were also recorded, with environmental evidence suggesting a prehistoric or Roman date. [Au(adp)]
2006
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