Ashbrook House, Westbrook Street, Blewbury, Oxfordshire: an archaeological watching brief

L Cicu

doi:10.5284/1143146

January 1, 2025Open Access

Ashbrook House, Westbrook Street, Blewbury, Oxfordshire: an archaeological watching brief

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The aim is to monitor the ground reduction for a new building to identify any archaeological features or artifacts.
Ground reduction was monitored for the footprint of a new building.
Observations were made during the excavation process to assess any archaeological significance.
No significant archaeological finds or features were observed.
Evidence of previous landscaping was recorded.
Only late post-medieval and modern finds were identified.

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Ground reduction for the footprint of a new building was monitored. No finds or features of archaeological interest were observed with some evidence of previous landscaping and only late post-medieval/modern finds.

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