ENN101939 - Pitsford Quarry, 2001 (Stage 1 Excavation)

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Location

Grid reference Centred SP 75658 67112 (128m by 85m) Approximate
Civil Parish PITSFORD, West Northamptonshire (formerly Daventry District)

Technique(s)

Organisation

Northamptonshire Archaeology

Date

Not recorded.

Description

A Watching Brief carried out during topsoil stripping in advance of quarrying in Bottom Sheep Dale Field, Pitsford, recorded settlement remains including enclosures and ring gullies, extending over an area of more than a hectare. Finds from storage pits included a sheep burial and an intact lower stone from a rotary quern.

Sources/Archives (5)

  • <1> Report: Hallam T.. 2002. Pitsford Quarry (Stage 1), Northamptonshire: An Assessment And Updated Project Design. Northamptonshire Archaeology Fieldwork Reports. Northants Archaeology. (checked).
  • <2> Report: Hallam T.. 2002. Pitsford Quarry (Stage 2), Northamptonshire: An Assessment And Updated Project Design. NCC. (checked).
  • <3> Report: Hallam T.; Lloyd R.; Steadman S.; Yates A.. 2003. Pitsford Quarry Archaeological Recording, Bottom Sheep Dale Field: Assessment and Updated Project Design, 2003. Northamptonshire Archaeology Fieldwork Reports. Northants Archaeology. (part checked).
  • <4> Journal: CBA South Midlands Group (Group 9). 2002. South Midlands Archaeology: CBA Group 9 Newsletter (32). South Midlands Archaeology: CBA Group 9 Newsletter. 32. C.B.A.. p. 31.
  • <5> Article: Flitcroft, M. 2002. Archaeology in Northamptonshire 2002. Northamptonshire Archaeology. 30. NAS. p. 146.

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Related Monuments/Buildings (3)

  • Middle to Late Iron Age Settlement, Bottom Sheep dale Field (Monument)
  • Possible Roman activity (Find Spot)
  • Prehistoric Pit Alignment (Monument)

Record last edited

Dec 6 2024 4:02PM

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