Source/Archive record SSF59048 - Archaeological Evaluation: Land to the rear of, The Five Bells, Hessett

Title Archaeological Evaluation: Land to the rear of, The Five Bells, Hessett
Author/Originator
Date/Year 2018
Dennis Payne Archaeological Services Report 2018

Abstract/Summary

An archaeological evaluation was carried by trial trenching; the work was carried out in response to an archaeological brief. Three trenches, Tr 1, 9.50m long by 1.80m wide, was excavated to cover the proposed workshop footprint; Tr 2, 16m long by 1.80m was excavated to cover the new house footprint; Tr 3, 9m long by 1.80m was excavated to cover the garage footprint. Archaeology was present in all three trenches in the form of small ditches or gulleys interpreted as property boundaries, dating to the high medieval period, a pit with residual roman pottery, of uncertain date was also located.

Description

Location

HH4

Referenced Monuments (1)

  • 16th to 19th century Inn and Medieval boundary ditches at Five Bells Inn, Hessett (Monument)

Referenced Events (1)

  • Evaluation - Five Bells Inn, Hessett (Ref: OASIS-dennispa1-316164)

Record last edited

Dec 13 2022 1:15PM

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