Source/Archive record (Unpublished document) SKE6793 - An Archaeological evaluation of the site of a new parish office, Lyminge Churchyard.
| Title | An Archaeological evaluation of the site of a new parish office, Lyminge Churchyard. |
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| Author/Originator | Canterbury Archaeological Trust |
| Date/Year | 1993 |
Abstract/Summary
Evaluation for site of new parish office. the excavation revealed the presence of a possible building of post-hole construction with a rammed chalk floor. The base of a fired clay hearth or oven overlay the floor. The structure may have been destroyed by fire, and there is evidence to suggest that salvagable elements were removed following this event.
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Canterbury Archaeological Trust Heritage 1993/18
Referenced Monuments (1)
- TR 14 SE 178 CHURCH OF ST MARY AND ST ETHELBURGA, AND REMAINS OF THE OLDER CHURCH TO SOUTH (Listed Building)
Referenced Events (1)
- EKE5012 Evaluation of parish office site, Lyminge Churchyard (Ref: 1993/18)
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Jul 8 2013 3:51PM