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May 24, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Archaeological Watching Brief, Redhouse Farm, Halton, Northumberland

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JGJonathan Goldberg-Booth

Key Points

  • To monitor the archaeological impacts during repair works at Redhouse Farm.
  • Continuous archaeological monitoring of four repair pits
  • Excavation down to archaeological horizon or depth of development
  • Location of repair pits over an asbestos water pipe
  • No archaeological finds or features were uncovered
  • Excavations were conducted in previously disturbed ground

Abstract

The watching brief comprised the continuous archaeological monitoring of four repair pits. The overburden across the area subject to excavation was machine excavated down to the start of the archaeological horizon or depth of development, whichever was the shallower. All Repair Pits were located over areas containing an asbestos water pipe which was repaired once the leak had been. There were no archaeological finds or features due to the excavations being within previously disturbed ground.

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Jonathan Goldberg-Booth (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a12969048a0ea16656736edhttps://doi.org/10.5284/1142806
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