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Archaeological excavation by M. Ingram at St Peter's Hospital, Maldon, 1992 - EEX39989

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Map

Location

Grid reference Centred TL 8468 0687 (57m by 68m) Copied from EEX57036 prior to deletion.
Map sheet TL80NW
Civil Parish MALDON, MALDON, ESSEX

Technique(s)

Organisation

Field Archaeology Group/Unit, ECC

Date

01 Aug 1992 - 30 Sep 1992 between

Description

An archaeological excavation in the grounds of St. Peter's Hospital in advance of development. The excavation area, as stipulated in the archaeological brief, consisted of a single narrow trench, 50m in length. This was located towards the north-eastern limit of the proposed development, adjacent to the garden of 20 Spital Road. Although the brief stipulated a minimum width of 2m, it was decided to excavate a 4m wide trench to allow for any stepping-in of the sides in areas of excavation below the statutory safety limit of 1.2 m. NRHE data transfer: Small excavation carried out on the line of the Burh ditch, with a further watching brief to be carried out. (Event UID: 1316226). Project funded by Anglia Secure Homes Ltd.

Sources

  • <1> Report: Ingram, M.. 1993. St Peter's Hospital, Maldon: Archaeological Excavation.
  • <2> Report: Essex County Council. 1992. Essex County Council Planning Departement Quarterly Report, December 1992 (Q4), No. 67.

Related Monuments/Buildings (3)

  • Conjectural 10th century 'burh' ditch, St Peter's Hospital (Monument)
  • Iron Age pit and gully, St Peters Hospital (Monument)
  • Post-medieval deposit and cess pit, St Peters Hospital (Monument)

Finds (7)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 929577
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: C.22.0115

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