Land at the Rear of 287-291 High Street, Epping, Essex: an archaeological evaluation

Jamie Williams

doi:10.5284/1143134

January 1, 2026Open Access

Land at the Rear of 287-291 High Street, Epping, Essex: an archaeological evaluation

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The aim is to evaluate archaeological features on the site behind High Street in Epping.
Two trenches were opened mechanically under archaeological supervision.
Potentially archaeological features were investigated by hand.
Each trench revealed a single feature: a medieval ditch.
Additionally, a pit likely dating to the early post-medieval period was identified.

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Archaeological evaluation reveals a medieval ditch and an early post-medieval pit on site.

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Two trenches were opened mechanically under archaeological supervision and potentially archaeological features investigated by hand. Each trench revealed a single feature, a medieval ditch and a pit, likely early post-medieval.

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