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June 11, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Park Farm, Loudham Hall Road, Loudham, Suffolk: archaeological evaluation

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JHJ HargreavesHPH Proctor

Key Points

  • This evaluation aims to uncover archaeological features at Park Farm in Suffolk.
  • Opened fifty-eight trenches mechanically under supervision
  • Investigated potentially archaeological features by hand
  • Focused on identifying ancient artifacts within the trenches.
  • Majority of trenches revealed only modern features
  • One ditch contained a potential Bronze Age pottery shard and a flint flake
  • A Mesolithic blade was uncovered as an unstratified find.

Abstract

Fifty-eight trenches were opened mechanically under archaeological supervision and potentially archaeological features investigated by hand. The trenches mainly revealed only modern feature. One ditch contained a tiny scrap of what might be Bronze Age pottery and a flint flake; a Mesolithic blade was as unstratified find.

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Hargreaves et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2a526080c8f91e7f39e5c6https://doi.org/10.5284/1143135
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