Archaeological evaluation reveals agricultural features in Kelvedon Hatch land, suggesting past land use.
Eight 30m long trenches were excavated across the 2.9ha site . Four trenches were found to contain archaeological remains. The recorded features were all ditches of later post-medieval to modern date and constituted the remains of agricultural land use, probably functioning as minor land divisions or drainage features.
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