Archaeological monitoring and recording was carried out during the groundworks in advance of the construction of wind turbine foundations, crane platforms and access roads. The ground investigation during the Unexploded Ordnance survey (comprising excavation of test pits) was also a subject to archaeological monitoring. This revealed archaeological remains and subsequently the whole footprint of the new crane platform was investigated by archaeological excavation.
NRHE data transfer:
Site code: BRHL11. Monitoring of groundworks associated with the construction of a windfarm recorded the presence and exposure of significant archaeological remains relating to ancient salt production.
Sources
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DESC TEXT: Field Archaeology Group. 2012. Excavation of a Late Iron Age red hill and saltern at Bradwell-on-Sea 2012.
--- SEX71724
Report: Ennis, T. and Atkinson, M.. 2012. Bradwell Wind Farm, Hockley Lane, Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex: Archaeological Excavation.
Related Monuments/Buildings (1)
EHER 2031Iron Age or Roman red hill, Bradwell marshes (Monument)
Other References
OASIS: essexcou1-150712
NRHE UID: 1596117
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