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Summary
A stone wall was found during a watching brief on a sewer trench in Winkle Street in 1962 (SOU 234/623). The wall continued the line of a modern brick wall on the west side of Back of the Walls.
Protected Status: None recorded
Other References/Statuses
- Old Southampton SMR No/Backup file: SU 4210 NW 11
Monument Type(s):
- WALL (Medieval to Post Medieval - 1066 AD? to 1900 AD?)
Full description
SOU 623/234:
[1][4]: During observations on a sewer trench, a north-south stone wall was found. It was 5 feet (1.52m) thick and was based on gravel at a depth of 8 feet 6 inches (2.59m) from the road surface.
[1]: The wall was "outside the door of God's House Tower Museum (marked E on map)". It appeared to continue the line of the modern brick wall on the east side (sic) of Back-of-the-Walls. (The map has not been found - IP 2002.)
[4]: The wall continued the line of the modern brick wall of the west side (sic) of Back-of-the-Walls. No dating evidence was found.
IP 19/8/02: A location plan in [3] shows a wall situated 22 feet 3 inches from God's House Gate. This agrees with the location given in [4]. It would seem then that the wall aligned with the brick wall on the west side of Back of the Walls, not the east side. The stone wall is mentioned in [2]. The sources also refer to another wall to the west (monument SH1034) and a rubble deposit between (monument SH1042); there is a possibility that these three monuments are associated. They may be associated with a tenement on the corner of Winkle Street and Back of the Walls (SH69). (See also SH71.)
(GIS: approximate point placed as shown in [3]. IP 19/8/02)
Sources / Further Reading
[1] | SSH566 - Serial: Southampton Archaeological Society. 1962. Southampton Archaeological Society Quarterly Bulletin No 2, June 1962.. |
[2] | SSH830 - Serial: Southampton Archaeological Society. 1962. Southampton Archaeological Society Quarterly Bulletin No 3, September 1962.. |
[3] | SSH574 - Excavation archive: A Aberg. 1958-62. Aberg's Building Sites Notebook 1958-62. Pages re SOU 623 |
[4] | SSH575 - Excavation archive: A Aberg. Aberg's Weekly Reports. Report for May 28th, 1962 - SOU 623 |
Associated Finds: None recorded
Associated Events
- ESH234 - Watching brief on a sewer trench in Winkle Street in 1962 (Ref: SOU 234)
- ESH623 - Watching Brief on a Sewer Trench in Winkle Street in 1962 (Ref: SOU 623)
Related records
MSH69 | Child of: Former Tenement Plot at South East Corner of God's House Hospital Property |
MSH174 | Child of: Winkle Street - Stone Structure Under Road |
MSH71 | Peer (All Groups): Stone-vaulted Structure at east end of Winkle Street |
MSH1042 | Peer (All Groups): Winkle Street - Rubble Deposit |
MSH1034 | Peer (All Groups): Winkle Street - Stone Wall |
MSH1046 | Peer (Chronological): Winkle Street - Stone Drain and Wall |
Associated Links: None recorded
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