In 1986 (<1>), Collins excavated a number of trenches within the grounds of the Country Club (now Bishop'd House) and in the churchyard in an attempt to trace the wall of the Second Walled Enclosure. Trenches 2a and 2b were at right-angles to the northern boundary wall of the churchyard. Trenches 3a and 3b were dig at right angles to the line of the 17th century mill-race. A further ten trenches (locations not recorded) were dug along the presumed eastern line of the Second Walled Enclosure, revealing extensive post-medieval and modern disturbance.
Note: Elsewhere in source<1>, an alternative description is given of this intervention, describing the work as having been carried out in 1996. See <2>.
Sources
<1> SEX72792
Monograph: Medlycott, M.. 2011. The Roman Town of Great Chesterford. Gazetteer 119, p.245 and Fig. 16.13, p.246.
<2> SEX72792
Monograph: Medlycott, M.. 2011. The Roman Town of Great Chesterford. p.65.
Related Monuments/Buildings (3)
EHER 83290Possible 17th century robber trench associated with the mill race at Great Chesterford (Monument)
EHER 83291Post-medieval to modern disturbance at Great Chesterford (Monument)
EHER 83289Roman wall foundation (north wall of Second Walled Enclosure) at All Saints Churchyard, Great Chesterford (Monument)
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