Scottish Power Renewables Site 32, Waldringfield, Suffolk. Post-Excavation Assessment and Updated Project Design

January 1, 2019Open Access

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This assessment aims to evaluate the archaeological findings from Site 32 and their historical implications.
Excavation of Site 32 to uncover settlement remains and pottery artifacts from various prehistoric periods.
Analysis of associated features such as pits, postholes, and ditches to determine chronological contexts.
Comparison with earlier excavations and cropmarks to contextualize the site's significance.
Prehistoric pottery primarily from the late Bronze Age/early Iron Age indicates a long timeline of occupation.
Identification of multiple ditches suggests a complex landscape possibly related to agricultural activities.
Evidence of a potential Romano-British period enclosure adds depth to the site's historical narrative.

Post-excavation analysis reveals evidence of prehistoric and Romano-British activity at Site 32, suggesting long-term occupation.

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