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This evaluation aims to further investigate the land division patterns identified in previous archaeological work.

June 21, 2026Open Access

Strip Map and Sample at Crediton, Devon, United Kingdom

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This evaluation aims to further investigate the land division patterns identified in previous archaeological work.
Conducted an archaeological strip, map and sample excavation during June 2024.
Evaluated a triangular area approximately 55m long by 28m wide for potential early field ditches.
Collected artifacts including pottery and flint from different historical periods.
Identified two phases of land division, likely from the medieval and post-medieval periods.
Recovered various artifacts, including worked flint, pottery sherds, and glass, mostly found as residual in overlying deposits.

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Trial trench evaluation reveals medieval and post-medieval land divisions in Crediton, indicating significant historical patterns.

Paul Rainbird (2024) studied this question.

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