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Watching brief by Essex County Council Field Archaeology Unit at the Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation, near Heybridge Mill, Heybridge, 2010 - EEX55877

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Location

Grid reference Centred TL 8530 0813 (34m by 33m)
Map sheet TL80NE
Civil Parish HEYBRIDGE, MALDON, ESSEX

Technique(s)

Organisation

Field Archaeology Group/Unit, ECC

Date

01 Feb 2010 - 31 Mar 2010 between

Description

A programme of archaeological monitoring was undertaken by Essex County Council Field Archaeology Unit (ECC FAU) on the removal and replacement of a late 18th century timber culvert, known locally as a ‘chunker’, beneath the historic Chelmer and Blackwater Navigation (EHER 15085). The work was commissioned by the Environment Agency and carried out in accordance with a brief issued by the Historic Environment Management team of Essex County Council (ECC HEM), who also monitored the work on behalf of Maldon District Council. NRHE data transfer: Watching brief and building recording of a late 18th timber culvert beneath the Chelmer and Blackwater Navigation prior to its replacement. Groundworks recovered unstratified Iron Age and Roman sherds.

Sources

  • --- Watching Brief Report: Letch, A.. 2010. Langford Ditch Chunker, Chelmer and Blackwater Navigation, near Heybridge Mill, Heybridge.

Related Monuments/Buildings (2)

  • Late 18th century culvert, 'Langford Ditch chunker', Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation, near Heybridge Mill (Monument)
  • Late Iron Age and Roman pottery sherds, Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation, near Heybridge Mill (Find Spot)

Finds (3)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 1525313
  • OASIS: essexcou1-79614
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: E.22.2423

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