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The Old House and Little Priory (EHER 25666)

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Summary

Late 13th to early 14th century timber framed house with late 15th century and later alterations.

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Location

Grid reference TM 1234 1556 (point)
Civil Parish ST OSYTH, TENDRING, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

Listed building description Late 13th to early 14th century timber framed house with late 15th century and later alterations. <1> An archaeological evaluation by Channel 4’s Time Team included Area 2: A series of test pits and trial trenches in a number of buildings in the town. Survey in the grounds of ‘The Old House’ a line of low resistance, thought to be a ditch. Areas of high resistance were thought to relate to former building extensions. Test pits 7 and 8 and trench 14 were excavated. Test pit 7 contained a culvert and pit both dated to the Victorian period Test pit 8 contained finds relating to the brewery known to have been on the site. No features. Trench 14 was a machine cut trench to detect the anomalies revealed by the geophysical survey, but no evidence was found. <2>

Sources

  • <1> Webpage: Historic England. 2011. National Heritage List for England (NHLE).
  • <2> Evaluation Report: Wessex Archaeology. 2005. St Osyth, Essex. An Archaeological Evaluation of the Town of St Osyth and an Assessment of the Results.. pg17-18.

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