Evaluation reveals no archaeological features in Slough, indicating minimal historical significance.
An evaluation comprising of three trenches was undertaken via machine excavation under continuous archaeological supervision in level spits. The trenches were hand cleaned and recorded prior to backfilling. The evaluation revealed a relatively simple stratigraphy of topsoil, which contained much modern debris throughout, sealing a subsoil which in turn overlay the natural gravels. No archaeological features were present within the evaluation trenches.
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