Multi-period finds, Nether Hall (EHER 46320)

A watching brief in 2009 revealed no significant archaeological features. However, finds recovered included a prehistoric worked flint scraper, a fragment of peg tile and a small abraded sherd of pottery.

2007. Watching brief. ECC Field Archaeology Unit undertook a programme of archaeological monitoring prior to the construction of a new agricultural building and associated access at Nether Hall, Moreton. A small number of finds were recovered from the interface between the topsoil and the clay, comprising a residual prehistoric flint scraper, a fragment of peg tile and a small abraded sherd of pottery. In addition to the above, scattered across the surface of the ploughed field were large quantities of abraded tile of undetermined date, which were not recovered. <1>