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19th century pits at Manor Street, Braintree (EHER 80329)

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Summary

The evaluations discovered very little of archaeological interest. Two 19th-20th century pits were uncovered filled with CBM - likely to be demolition material. A 20th century wall was also found that was probably associated with sewage pipes. A made-ground layer of unknow use or date was recorded in the stratigraphy.

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Location

Grid reference Centred TL 7593 2299 (72m by 70m) (3 map features)

Type and Period

Description

January and March 2020. Trial trenching and watching brief. The evaluations discovered very little of archaeological interest. Two 19th-20th century pits were uncovered filled with CBM - likely to be demolition material. A 20th century wall was also found that was probably associated with sewage pipes. A made-ground layer of unknow use or date was recorded in the stratigraphy. <1>

Finds

Sources

  • <1> Report: AOC Archaeology. 2020. Archaeological Evaluation and Watching Brief Report: Manor Street, Braintree, Essex.

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