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Watching brief by Archaeology South-East along the Underground Cable Route for the Middlewick Wind Farm, Burnham-on-Crouch, 2013 - EEX56842

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Location

Grid reference Centred TQ 9703 9753 (2640m by 3230m)
Map sheet TQ99NE
Civil Parish BURNHAM-ON-CROUCH, MALDON, ESSEX

Technique(s)

Organisation

Archaeology South-East

Date

30 Jul 2013 - 27 Aug 2013 throughout

Description

Archaeological monitoring of cable route. NRHE data transfer: Monitoring works along a 5km electricity cable route between Burnham-on-Crouch and Southminster through areas of known prehistoric activity and in the proximity of red hill sites along the Dengie marshes. An Iron Age ditch and Bronze Age pit were recorded at the Southern end and an unstratified possible bridge timber was recovered near Muscle Bridge. Alluvial deposits covered a redeposited saltern deposit and oyster shell spreads along the former creek. Information from OASIS Online Form.

Sources

  • --- Watching Brief Report: Letch, A.. 2013. Archaeological Monitoring along the Underground Cable Route for the Middlewick Wind Farm, Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex.

Related Monuments/Buildings (10)

  • Bronze Age trackway and undated linear features, North of Burnham Wick (Monument)
  • Iron Age or Roman red hill, Leath Heath (Monument)
  • Iron Age rectilinear enclosure, North of Burnham Wick (Monument)
  • Middle or Late Bronze Age pit, North of Burnham Wick (Monument)
  • Natural shell deposits, former tidal creek bank, Leath Heath (Monument)
  • Post-medieval ditch, North of Marsh Road (Monument)
  • Post-medieval field boundary, Dammer Wick (Monument)
  • Post-medieval field boundary, North of Burnham Wick (Monument)
  • Post-medieval timber beam, Muscle Bridge, Marsh Road (Find Spot)
  • Undated ditch or pit, North of Wick Road (Monument)

Finds (8)

Other References

  • OASIS: 164768
  • NRHE UID: 1596190

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