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Systematic fieldwalking by Field Archaeology Group (ECC) at Wood End Farm, Maltings Lane, Witham, 1996 - EEX52915

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Map

Location

Grid reference Centred TL 8144 1343 (152m by 206m) Digitised from Fig. <1>.
Map sheet TL81SW
Civil Parish WITHAM, BRAINTREE, ESSEX

Technique(s)

Organisation

Field Archaeology Group/Unit, ECC

Date

29 Oct 1996 - 29 Oct 1996

Description

The survey area is first divided into kilometre squares, each of which is given an identifying letter. Each kilometre square is then sub-divided into hectares, numbered from 1-100, starting at the south-west corner. Each hectare is then sub-divided into 20m squares labelled A-Z (excluding 0), starting in the south-west corner. A transect 2m wide is then walked along the western side of each 20m square and the finds are collected and removed for specialist analysis. A fieldwalking sheet record sheet is completed for each hectare walked. This records which 20m runs were walked, who walked them, the condition of the field surface and crop (if any), the weather and the topography of the field. NRHE data transfer: Fieldwalking survey. Finds to go to Braintree Museum.

Sources

  • <1> Evaluation Report: Garwood, A.. 1996. Wood End Farm, Maltings Lane, Witham, Archaeological Evaluation..
  • <2> Article in serial: Bennett, A. and Gilman P.J. (ed.). 1996. Archaeology in Essex 1995. Essex Archaeology and History. 27. 261-276. Brooks, H., p.266.

Related Monuments/Buildings (3)

  • Post-medieval finds, Wood End Farm (Find Spot)
  • Prehistoric worked and burnt flint, Wood End Farm, Maltings Lane (Find Spot)
  • Roman pottery sherd, Wood End Farm (Find Spot)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 1075691
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: C.22.0013
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: C.22.0031

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