Watching brief identifies historic structures and features in an archaeological site, indicating the area's historical significance.
watching brief with associated historic building recording of surviving structures. A wall possibly associated with a 15th century crucked aisled hall was found within the remains of an 18th/19th century mill house. The 18th century, ashlar, wheel pit was found under the house opening onto an ashlar leat that was in turn replaced by a brick-built tunnelled leat. Part of a 19th century brick-built wheel house was also found. No remains of any machinery apart from the upper stone of a dressed mill stone were found
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