Source/Archive record (Unpublished document) SKE15668 - West of Northumberland Bottom: An Archaeological Evaluation
Title | West of Northumberland Bottom: An Archaeological Evaluation |
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Author/Originator | Museum of London Archaeology Service |
Date/Year | 1997 |
Abstract/Summary
Report of an archaeological evaluation by the MoLAS on behalf of Union Railways. Late Bronze Age ditch and pit discovered. The majority of features, 36 pits, ditches, structural trenches and 2 hearths date from the Late Iron Age to early Roman. Possible field system and boundary ditch to the east. Pottery, ceramic building material and daub date from the Late Iron Age to the early Roman period. Residual flint found across site.
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Location
Kent County Council Heritage 2001/1126
Referenced Monuments (2)
- TQ 67 SW 1060 Late Bronze Age boundary ditch, pit, pottery and residual flint, Northumberland Bottom, Gravesham (Monument)
- TQ 67 SW 1061 Late Iron Age to Roman features, pottery, daub, animal bone and flint, Northumberland Bottom, Gravesham (Monument)
Referenced Events (1)
- EKE10032 CTRL evaluation West of Northumberland Bottom (Ref: ARC WNB 97)
Record last edited
Mar 19 2024 9:49AM