Archaeological monitoring uncovers minimal findings in a refurbishment project, suggesting no further work is necessary.
In 2018, AOC Archaeology Group was commissioned to undertake an archaeological mitigation required as a result of the refurbishment of an overhead line running between Fleet and Wokingham, including the archaeological monitoring during ground-breaking works. The archaeological watching brief was carried out intermittently between the 22nd of January and the 28th of February during refurbishment works of an overhead line which runs between Fleet and Wokingham (478256 150772 and 479625 167618). The archaeological watching brief consisted of monitoring 12 areas of undergrounding associated with the refurbishment of a total of 66 towers. A pit was identified in area FW_55, however, this feature contained no dateable material and was interpreted as modern. No other archaeological remains were identified during the works. Due to the lack of significant archaeological deposits encountered, it is recommended that no further archaeological fieldwork be undertaken.
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