Undated fired lump of clay, North of Elmstead Hall (EHER 2454)

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Summary

A fired lump of clay with many small pebbles, was found during stripping ahead of the construction of the A120 in 1980. It is possible that this object came from a hearth, though this is uncertain. It was not associated with any other material.

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Grid reference	TM 064 265 (point)
Civil Parish	ELMSTEAD, TENDRING, ESSEX

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Description

A fired lump of clay with many small pebbles, possibly from a hearth. It was not associated with any other material. <1> <2> Mentioned in <3>.

Finds

UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT (Unknown date)

Sources

--- SEX62905 Desk-Based Assessment: Medlycott, M.. 2001. Farm estates owned by Essex County Council: Desk-based assessment of heritage assets.
<1> SEX8094 DESC TEXT: Tann, G.. 1980. SMR.
<2> SEX8570 Artifact: Unknown. 1980. ARTEFACT by . CEB80-36.

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Old SMR Number: TM02-064

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