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The main aim was to monitor the archaeological implications of constructing a new garage at Old Priest House.

April 26, 2026Open Access

Archaeological Monitoring and Recording on land at Old Priest House, Hambleton, Rutland

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The main aim was to monitor the archaeological implications of constructing a new garage at Old Priest House.
Excavation of footings for the garage block was conducted.
Natural, subsoil, and topsoil deposits were recorded.
A sequence of natural, subsoil, and topsoil deposits was identified.
No archaeological features were found during monitoring.

Implication

Monitoring work revealed no archaeological features during footing excavation for a new garage block.

Abstract

Monitoring of footings for a new garage block. Work revealed a sequence of natural, subsoil and topsoil deposits. There were no archaeological features.

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M. Peachey (2018) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69edacbd4a46254e215b4657 https://doi.org/10.5284/1141410

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Implication

Monitoring work revealed no archaeological features during footing excavation for a new garage block.

Abstract

Monitoring of footings for a new garage block. Work revealed a sequence of natural, subsoil and topsoil deposits. There were no archaeological features.

Archaeological Monitoring and Recording on land at Old Priest House, Hambleton, Rutland

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Archaeological Monitoring and Recording on land at Old Priest House, Hambleton, Rutland

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