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Post-medieval features on land to the rear of the Brewer's Arms, Bicknacre (EHER 80612)

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Summary

Trial trenching recorded several undated post holes, an undated gully and two substantial undated pits. A heavily disturbed gully in Trench 4 contained fragments of post-medieval material.

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Location

Grid reference Centred TL 7872 0198 (120m by 168m)

Type and Period

Description

October 2021. Trial trenching. Trial trenching recorded several undated post holes. Two linears were also identified across the site, one of which, in Trench 3, is of unknown date and origin. In Trench 4, a gully which has been heavily disturbed by animal burrowing contained fragments of post-medieval pottery. Two substantial pits were recorded in Trench 6, with maximum lengths of 1.16m and 0.84m. Both pits were lined with thick charcoal lenses, which following environmental assessment were determined to be burnt oak, though no dateable material was identified. <1>

Finds

Sources

  • <1> Evaluation Report: Dixon, M.. 2021. Archaeological Evaluation Report: Land to the rear of the Brewers Arms, Bicknacre, Chelmsford.

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