Archaeological rescue excavation by R. Isserlin at the former Carmelite Friary site, Maldon, 1991 - EEX62079

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Grid reference	Centred TL 8502 0694 (49m by 31m) Copied from EEX56965.
Map sheet	TL80NE
Civil Parish	MALDON, MALDON, ESSEX

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01 Oct 1991 - 31 Dec 1991 at some time

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In winter 1991, when construction works were already under way, the author of <1> was asked to investigate the northernmost portion of MD 10 (see EEX56965), under what were rescue conditions. Archaeological recording was also considerably restricted by the high water table.

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<1> SEX24769 Article in serial: Isserlin, R.. 1999. The Carmelite Friary at Maldon: excavations 1990-91. Essex Archaeology and History. 30. 44-143.
<2> SEX42031 Article in serial: Gilman, P.J. (ed.). 1992. Archaeology in Essex 1991. Essex Archaeology and History. 23. 98-113. Bryant, S. and Isserlin, R., pp.106-107.

Related Monuments/Buildings (2)

EHER 7729 Site of late 16th century great house, Fryers Mansion, on the former Carmelite Friary site, Maldon (Building)
EHER 7728 Site of medieval friary, Carmelite Friary, Maldon (Monument)

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