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Medieval ditches and Romano-British finds, Activity Area 8, Broad Street Green (EHER 80991)

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Summary

Trial trenching recorded two medieval ditches and a gully which produced a small assemblage of medieval pottery and a residual assemblage of Romano-British pottery and ceramic building material.

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Location

Grid reference Centred TL 8564 0948 (183m by 176m) See Fig. 10 in source.
Civil Parish GREAT TOTHAM, MALDON, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

July 2023. Trial trenching. Three gullies, two ditches and a pit (see EHER 80992) were identified in Trenches 511 and 514–515. Trench 511 contained two intercutting ditches and a gully; one of the ditches was oriented N-S and post-dated the other which was oriented NW-SE. The gully was also oriented N-S. A mixed finds assemblage comprising pottery of late prehistoric, Romano-British, and medieval date, as well as Romano-British ceramic building material, was recovered from the features. It is likely that the earlier finds are residual, and the ditches and gully are of medieval date. <1>

Finds

Sources

  • <1> Evaluation Report: Pierson, S.. 2023. Colchester Layer-de-la-Haye to Langford Water Pipeline: Archaeological Evaluation Report.

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