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Monument Type(s):

• PLATFORM (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
• RECTANGULAR ENCLOSURE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)

Summary

There are prominent features immediately to the east of the existing farm buildings and probably represent part of the medieval sections of the farm. 'Excavations' carried out by Mr Bogle in 1969 revealed so far, no medieval features

Associated Monuments

Associated Finds:

Description

1) Most of finds are of C18 date as identified by D Benson, OCC. This material came from superficial trenches across a prominent bank running at right angles to a steep natural scarp. The bank is probably of fairly recent origin, as the trenches have not cut across any medieval horizons. No adequate plan or contour survey has been made of the site. All relevant information from the notes has been added, and the notes discarded.
2) Earthworks of a previously unrecognised medieval settlement including two dry fishponds were noted by D Benson in 1971.

<1> Additional Information in Detailed Record File, Full report relating to 1969 excavations by P Bogle (Index). SOX258.

<2> CBA South Midlands Group, South Midlands Archaeology, CBA9 NL 2 (1972) p.30 (Serial). SOX5.

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