Monument record SEY 043 - Post Medieval boundary ditches at Flixton Quarry

Post Medieval boundary ditches identified during evaluation trenching at Flixton Quarry. The two ditches ran approximately north to south across the site and were related to a hedge boundary that became redundant in the second half of the 20th century and it is seen on early editions of the Ordnance Survey maps. A small quarry pit was also identified (S1).

2012: An archaeological desk based assessment was undertaken on a parcel of land known as Cartwrights Covert for a proposed extension to Flixton Quarry. It concluded the proposed development area identified heritage assets had a general low to medium value for most periods with medium to high potential for Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age Features and a possible higher significance for the later medieval focus on the site depending on its function (S2)