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Designations - none recorded

Summary

An archaeological evaluation was carred out prior to the building of a swimming pool. No archaeological features were found. The only finds included fragments of post medieval building material; brick, peg-tile and slate. Also a number of nails and pot sherds of the same period. Three oyster shells were noted with a small fragment of greensand and two fragments of Horsham stone tile, one small late medieval potsherd, and two medieval flint waste flakes which could either be prehistoric or knapped in a later historic period.{1}

Monument Types

• SITE (Archaeological Intervention, Post Medieval - 1540 AD? to 1900 AD?)

Sources

Associated Events - none recorded

Associated Monuments

• MWS11411 - Related to: Water Pipe Reconfiguration Works, Arundel Castle, Arundel: Archaeological Watching Brief (Negative Evidence)

Associated Finds - none recorded

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