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Post-medieval pottery and tile fragments, Church Farm (EHER 16738)

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Summary

A fieldwalking evaluation of a 6 hectare block of land recovered potsherds and tile fragments of post-medieval date, possibly discarded as rubbish in farmyards and carted out onto the fields during manuring operations.

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Location

Grid reference TM 0615 2060 (point)
Civil Parish ALRESFORD, TENDRING, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

Fieldwalking 1994 A fieldwalking evaluation of a 6 hectare block of land recovered potsherds and tile fragments of post-medieval date, possibly discarded as rubbish in farmyards and carted out onto the fields during manuring operations. Nineteen sherds of post-medieval pottery were collected and included a single sherd of Tudor Green ware (Cunningham Fabric 41). There were no significant concentrations. 437 fragments of post-medieval tile were collected (0.82 Kg). <1><2> Fieldwalking 2001 In 2001 fieldwalking over an approximately 3 hectare plot (previously walked in 1994) west of Church farm, recovered very low weights of archaeological material. There were no significant concentrations.<3>

Finds

Sources

  • <1> Fieldwalking Report: Brooks, H.. 1994. Archaeological Fieldwalking at Church Farm Alresford, First & Second Stages.
  • <2> Fieldwalking Report: Brooks, H.. 1994. Archaeological Fieldwalking at Church Farm, Alresford, First Stage. Howard Brooks Archaeological Services.
  • <3> Fieldwalking Report: Brooks, H.. 2001. An archaeological fieldwalking evaluation at Church farm, Alresford, Essex: October 2001. CAT Report 162.

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Other References

  • Old SMR Number: TM02SE

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