A late Iron Age circular house gully was overlain by a series of rectangular building platforms dating from the mid 1st century, and possibly the 2nd century. One fronted a road, flanked by a drainage ditch and another was fronted by a shallow drainage gully. A domestic oven was observed within one of these buildings. A series of pits containing late 2nd to early 3rd century AD pottery cut the northernmost platform. Some evidence of industrial activity is suggested by one feature containing roasting ore and a number of ovens. The most notable finds have been a Nene Valley folded beaker and a Celtic-style bronze penannular ditch with scroll terminals.
Sources
<1> SEX52519
Serial: Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society. 1987. Essex Archaeology and History, Series 3, Volume 18. 3(18). p.106.
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NRHE UID: 638382
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