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The aim is to evaluate archaeological features on land off Bath Road, Tetbury, and understand its historical significance.

May 3, 2026Open Access

Land off Bath Road, Tetbury, Gloucestershire: Archaeological Evaluation

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The aim is to evaluate archaeological features on land off Bath Road, Tetbury, and understand its historical significance.
Conducted archaeological evaluation with five trenches, each 15m long and 1.8m wide.
Focused on geophysical anomalies and representative sampling of the site.
Identified features including pits, ditches, and ploughsoil deposits.
Recovered a Mesolithic to Early Neolithic flint blade from a pit in the north-west trench.
Identified ditches correlated with early Bronze Age enclosures and a former field boundary.
Limited artifacts included prehistoric flint flakes and fired clay fragments.

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Randomized trial explores archaeological features in Tetbury, indicating historical agricultural significance.

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