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Fieldwalking and topographic survey by RCHME at Blue House Farm, North Fambridge, 1999 - EEX53326

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Location

Grid reference Centred TQ 8659 9740 (2511m by 1752m) Using Fig. 2 p.3
Map sheet TQ89NE
Civil Parish NORTH FAMBRIDGE, MALDON, ESSEX

Technique(s)

Organisation

RCHME

Date

01 Mar 1999 - 31 May 1999 between

Description

An archaeological field survey to locate all visible sites of archaeological interest, which comprised a systematic fieldwalking survey or the area within the sea wall, followed by topographical survey at 1:2500 scale. A small area around the present farmhouse, the site of yards and buildings, was surveyed at the larger scale of 1:1000. Also, basic documentary research was undertaken to provide a context for the historical development of the farm. NRHE data transfer: Between March and May 1999, the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England carried out an archaeological field survey of the grazing marshes at Blue House Farm, North Fambridge, Essex. The survey was requested and part funded by the Planning Department of Essex County Council. The survey comprised fieldwalking to locate features of archaeological interest, followed by survey using a Wild TC 1610 electronic theodolite and EDM. The data captured was integrated with OS digital map files held under licence by Essex County Council. A full report with plans is in the NMR archive.

Sources

  • --- Report: Pattison, P. and Barker, L.. 2000. Blue House Farm, North Fambridge, Essex: An Archaeological Survey of the Grazing Marshes.

Related Monuments/Buildings (13)

  • 18th and 19th century ceramic land drains, Blue House Farm Nature Reserve (Monument)
  • Early 19th century farmhouse, Blue House Farm (Building)
  • Late 18th century counterwall, Blue House Farm Nature Reserve (Monument)
  • Late 18th century dam wall, Blue House Farm Nature Reserve (Monument)
  • Late 18th century dam wall, northeast of Longpole Reach, Blue House Farm Nature Reserve (Monument)
  • Late 18th century sea wall, Blue House Farm Nature Reserve (Monument)
  • Late 19th century counter wall, Blue House Farm Nature Reserve (Monument)
  • Mesolithic struck flint, Longpole Reach (Crouch Site 21) (Find Spot)
  • Mid to late 19th century sea wall, Blue House Farm Nature Reserve (Monument)
  • Possible medieval salt working site, North Bank of River Crouch, Blue House Farm Nature Reserve (Monument)
  • Probably prehistoric submerged forest, 'Crouch Site 20', Longpole Reach (Monument)
  • Site of post-medieval farm buildings, Blue House Farm (Monument)
  • Site of post-medieval farm, Hyde Marsh Farm, West of Bridgemarsh Creek (Monument)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 1324168

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