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Archaeological evaluation identifies minimal features in development area for housing and infrastructure.
Headland Archaeology (UK) Ltd undertook an archaeological evaluation of Land at Drayton Lodge Farm, Banbury, Oxfordshire on the 13th and 14th of November 2019. The work was commissioned by The Environmental Dimension Partnership working on behalf of their client Trinity College, Oxford, regarding a consented scheme for up to 320 houses, recreational space and associated infrastructure within the development area. Two shallow linear features in Trench 2 were the only features identified. This report summarises the results of the evaluation.
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