Study records no archaeological finds during cable laying in Shoeburyness, suggesting the site was undisturbed.
Wessex Archaeology was appointed by QinetiQ Ltd to carry out an archaeological watching brief on the laying of a new HV cable on Foulness Island, Shoeburyness, Essex. The works comprised the laying of a new HV cable between two existing substations which includes the strimming of a 3m wide easement, followed by the excavation of a new cable trench. No archaeological finds or features were recorded during the watching brief, with natural deposits being encountered throughout the site.
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