Undated features, 82 Jaywick Lane (EHER 49518)
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Summary
An evaluation ahead of residential development revealed only three modern pits, an undated post-hole, and two undated tree throws, despite the site being very close to known cropmarks (EHER 17033).
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Location
| Grid reference | TM 1509 1559 (point) |
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Type and Period
Description
2017. Trial trenching.
An archaeological evaluation (thirteen trial-trenches) was carried out land to the rear of 82 Jaywick Lane, Clacton, Essex in advance of the construction of twenty-one bungalows and forty-eight supported living apartments, together with associated access, surface water drainage and other associated development.
The development site is located within an area of cropmarks of linear features, ring-ditches and enclosures. However, evaluation revealed only three modern pits, an undated post-hole, and two undated tree throws.
See <1> for further details.
Sources
- <1> SEX73953 Evaluation Report: Colchester Archaeological Trust. 2017. Archaeological Evaluation on land to the rear of 82 Jaywick Lane, Clacton, Essex.