Bronze Age to Iron Age pit, former Harlow Rugby Club, Elizabeth Way (EHER 49012)
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Summary
Trenching recorded three probably prehistoric pits and a scatter of residual Mesolithic and Neolithic/Early Bronze Age flints
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Location
| Grid reference | Centred TL 4377 1090 (305m by 200m) |
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Type and Period
Description
May 2015. Trial trenching.
The evaluation recorded the presence of three probably prehistoric pits in Trench 12, in the south central part of the site, and a scatter of residual Mesolithic and Neolithic/Early Bronze Age struck flints across its south side. It also confirmed that the north half of the site was covered by a levelling deposit of modern-made ground in excess of 1m thickness. <1>
Finds
Sources
- <1> SEX73088 Evaluation Report: Germany, M.. 2017. Archaeological Evaluation: Former Harlow Rugby Club site Elizabeth Way, Harlow, Essex.