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Medieval pottery and post-medieval ditch at land East of Freelands, Thorpe Road, Weeley (EHER 80357)

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Summary

Archaeological evaluation on land east of Freelands revealed a postmedieval or modern ditch and a very small quantity of medieval pottery likely originating from the historic village of Weeley to the West of the site.

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Location

Grid reference Centred TM 1516 2249 (53m by 26m) Hand-drawn from report.
Civil Parish WEELEY, TENDRING, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

July 2020. Trial trenching. Archaeological evaluation on land east of Freelands, Thorpe Road, Weeley revealed a postmedieval or modern ditch, modern ditch and three tree-throws, all of which are probably agricultural. It does not appear as though the prehistoric or Iron Age/Romano-British remains previously identified to the SE continue into the development site. The only find of note is a very small quantity of medieval pottery likely originating from the historic village of Weeley to the West of the site. <1>

Finds

Sources

  • <1> Evaluation Report: Hicks, E. and Pooley, L.. 2023. Archaeological evaluation on land east of Freelands, Thorpe Road, Weeley, Essex, CO16 9JH: July 2023.

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