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Archaeological Observation, Investigation, Recording, Analysis and Publication (OIRAP) at 12 Newton Way, Braybrooke, Northants, LE16 8LR

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Key Points

To investigate and document archaeological features within a restricted development area.
Excavation using a 1.5T mini digger with an 800mm ditching bucket.
Top-soil and underlying natural materials were recorded and preserved.
Excavation area encompassed gardens adjacent to a scheduled monument.
Excavation revealed a light yellowish grey friable clayey silt top-soil over iron stone natural.
No intercutting features were found in the natural sub-strata.
The area was partially disturbed by existing building foundations.

Implication

Archaeological observation uncovered no intercutting features in a restricted excavation area, suggesting limited disturbance.

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Jamie Patrick (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ff38cd674f7c03778c35c https://doi.org/10.5284/1142280

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