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Late Iron Age to Romano-British features, Dead Lane; Site LCLDL (EHER 17824)

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Summary

Excavation in advance of the construction of the A133 Clacton- Weeley bypass recorded linear ditches, pits of Late Iron Age to Romano British date and a C2 ditch system

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Location

Grid reference Centred TM 1579 1907 (198m by 143m)
Civil Parish LITTLE CLACTON, TENDRING, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

The excavation investigated and recorded the area immediately to the West of a large cropmark complex (PRN 2883). Features included ditches, gullies and pits of various sizes. <1>. Seven features can be attributed to the late Iron Age to Romano- British phase on site, comprising ditches and pits. Pottery from the features dates to the 1st century AD. <1>. A rectilinear field system is dated to the early 2nd century AD and later. The upper fill of the ditches produced fragments of a lid- seated jar form typical of the 2nd to early- mid 3rd century. <1>.

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Sources

  • <1> DESC TEXT: Wade, A.. 1997. The Archaeological Investigation of the A133 Clacton to Weeley Bypass. Draft report p. 2- 7.
  • <1> DESC TEXT: Wade, A.. 1998. The Archaeology of the A133 Clacton to Weeley Bypass - Project Archive Report. Draft report p. 2- 7.

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