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May 16, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Evaluation on Land at Collin Lane

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IBIssica Baron

Key Points

  • This evaluation aims to identify and analyze potential archaeological features at Collin Lane based on geophysical survey results.
  • Conducted geophysical survey to identify anomalies in the land.
  • Excavated twelve boundary ditches and additional structures in the northern half of the field.
  • Documented agricultural patterns and visibility of furrows in relation to archaeological findings.
  • Excavation uncovered twelve boundary ditches, with eight dating as early to Iron Age.
  • Two postholes were found forming part of a four posthole structure.
  • Southern trenches yielded no significant findings, except for an undated gully.

Abstract

tbc The majority of anomalies previously identified in the geophysical survey were found to be archaeological upon excavation. Twelve boundary ditches, two showing recuts, and two postholes forming part of a four posthole structure were uncovered in the northern half of the field. One of the ditches was dated as potentially early to Middle Iron Age, two as Middle Iron Age and six as Iron Age. The five southernmost trenches were blank, with a small undated gully crossing two central trenches marking the southern extent of activity. A pattern of furrows and agricultural trends was visible and was surveyed but not investigated further except where they intersected with archaeology

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Issica Baron (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0809bea487c87a6a40b9a8https://doi.org/10.5284/1141934
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