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June 13, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Archaeological Monitoring & Recording at by the Pond, Waterstock Ox33 1ju

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WGWilliam Gilbert

Key Points

  • To evaluate the presence of archaeological features during excavation at By the Pond.
  • Mechanical removal of topsoil within the excavation footprint and footings.
  • Monitoring of driveway excavation for archaeological remains.
  • Recording findings and assessing the nature of excavated layers.
  • Excavations revealed made ground deposits without any significant archaeological features.
  • Only one fragment of post-medieval roof tile was found, lacking context for archaeological interpretation.
  • Findings suggest previous disturbance likely affected the site's archaeological potential.

Abstract

The mechanical removal of topsoil within the footprint as well as the excavation of the footing trenches for the new extension revealed a made ground layer devoid of archaeological features. The mechanical stripping of the driveway area also yielded no results. The excavations at By the Pond failed to reveal any archaeological features, likely due to the nature of truncation and disturbance by made ground deposits (3), (5), and (8). The single fragment of post-medieval roof tile present was recovered from a deposit of uncertain nature, and thus, does not inform wholly of the archaeological activity in this area.

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William Gilbert (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2cf6d7faef96ed7f058727https://doi.org/10.5284/1143220
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