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To assess archaeological features along the Haddenham to Grunty Fen pipeline route.

April 26, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Archaeological geophysical survey along the Haddenham to Grunty Fen pipeline route, Cambridgeshire, Addendum report. Additional works, May 2025

CMChris ManktelowNorthampton Community College

Key Points

To assess archaeological features along the Haddenham to Grunty Fen pipeline route.
Carried out a magnetometer survey using Bartington Grad-01-1000L fluxgate gradiometers.
Survey utilized a cart-mounted array for efficient data collection along the pipeline route.
Detected a pair of D-shaped enclosures and other complex enclosures and pits along a Y-shaped trackway.
Identified an isolated enclosure in the north and further magnetic responses indicating a pond and field boundaries.
Unusual responses in southern fields likely linked to bonfires from clearing modern orchards.

Abstract

Magnetometer survey with a cart-mounted array of Bartington Grad-01- 1000L fluxgate gradiometers. The survey detected a pair of D-shaped enclosures and a complex set of other enclosures and pits flanking a Y-shaped trackway in the south of the pipeline route. It also detected an isolated enclosure in the north. Further magnetic responses revealed a pond and field boundaries, as well as field drains and buried utilities. One unusual set of responses across the southern fields may be due to bonfires from the clearing of modern orchards.

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