Remains of Victorian house cellar at 49 Swan Street, Sible Hedingham (EHER 80080)

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Summary

The only feature of archaeological interest was the cellar ranged against the house which was poorly constructed building of red frogged Victorian bricks. The cellar had been partly demolished and filled with modern rubbish in 1966.

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Grid reference	Centred TL 7827 3374 (7m by 9m)

Type and Period

CELLAR (Late 18th century to Late 19th century - 1800 AD to 1899 AD)

Description

April 2015. Watching brief. The only feature of archaeological interest was the cellar ranged against the house which was poorly constructed building of red frogged Victorian bricks. The cellar had been partly demolished and filled with modern rubbish in 1966. <1>

Finds

BRICK (Late 18th century to Late 19th century - 1800 AD to 1899 AD)

Sources

<1> SEX75187 Watching Brief Report: Hillman-Crouch, B.. 2015. 49 Swan Street, Sible Hedingham, Essex, CO9 3RA: Watching Brief on new house foundations.

Related Events (1)

Archaeological Intervention: Watching brief by Barry Hillman-Crouch Design and Recording Services at 49 Swan Street, Sible Hedingham, 2015 (Ref: SKFH11) (EEX60223)

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