Source/Archive record (Unpublished document) SKE12302 - Late Bronze Age, Romano-British and Early/Middle Saxon Features at Hoo St. Werburgh, Kent. Draft Report.
| Title | Late Bronze Age, Romano-British and Early/Middle Saxon Features at Hoo St. Werburgh, Kent. Draft Report. |
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| Author/Originator | Wessex Archaeology |
| Date/Year | 2001 |
Abstract/Summary
A Watching Brief undertaken during pipeline construction work between the Hoo Wastewater Treatment Works and Whitehall Creek, 4km to the west, revealed two well defined clusters of archaeological features. These clusters were found in the stretch of pipeline between Cockham cottages and Vicarage Lane, to the south of St.Werburgh's Church.
Three main phases of activity were recorded; a Late Bronze Age phase, a Late Iron Age/Romano-British phase and an Early/Middle Saxon phase.
See also the initial Assessment report (KCC 2000/124).
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Description
Also exists as off print from Arch Cant 2002/205. Held with 2001/212.
Location
Kent County Council Heritage 2001/212
Referenced Monuments (3)
- TQ 77 SE 165 Early to Middle Saxon Features south of Hoo St. Werburgh (Monument)
- TQ 77 SE 163 Late Bronze Age features south of Hoo St.Werburgh Vicarage (Monument)
- TQ 77 SE 164 Romano-British features south of Hoo St. Werburgh (Monument)
Referenced Events (1)
- EKE8606 Watching brief at Hoo St. Werburgh, Kent (Ref: 44015b)
Record last edited
Mar 8 2005 9:53AM