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This evaluation aims to assess the archaeological potential of a development site by excavating trenches.

April 26, 2026Open Access

An archaeological evaluation at land adjacent to Sunnymeade, Station Road, Marsh Gibbon, Buckinghamshire

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Archaeological evaluation reveals historical features and pottery in Marsh Gibbon, indicating site significance.

This evaluation aims to assess the archaeological potential of a development site by excavating trenches.
Mechanical excavation of two trenches (9.5m and 6m long) to natural deposits or archaeological horizons.
Monitoring of excavations by an archaeologist to identify and record any archaeological remains.
Examination of trench fills and associated materials for dating and context.
Trench 1 revealed a boundary ditch and late pottery, suggesting historical activity from 1200-1600.
Trench 2 was heavily truncated with no archaeological finds.
Several walls associated with late post-medieval buildings were identified, indicating historical development.

S. Leech (2017) studied this question.

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