ENN104253 - Latimer Park, 2004 (Watching Brief)

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Location

Grid reference Centred SP 89342 75733 (66m by 198m) Approximate
Civil Parish BURTON LATIMER, North Northamptonshire (formerly Kettering District)

Technique(s)

Organisation

University of Leicester Archaeological Services

Date

Not recorded.

Description

1} An archaeological watching brief was undertaken by the University of Leicester Archaeological Services, on behalf of CPM during groundworks on land at Latimer Park, Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire (Planning Application number KE 00/365). Much of the development area to the west was identified as having been truncated by quarrying. As a result the monitoring of stripping of topsoil and subsoil focused on an undisturbed area of land to the east, in close proximity to the archaeological features identified in 1999. The watching brief was undertaken by ULAS on a number of visits. A number of pits, post-holes and linear features were revealed dating to the prehistoric/Iron Age, possibly suggesting a continuation of later prehistoric settlement. A number of undated tree throws and evidence of medieval ridge and furrow were also identified. The site archive will be deposited with Kettering Manor House Museum under the Accession Number LPBL.2004.

Sources/Archives (2)

  • <1> Report: Jones S.. 2005. An Archaeological Watching Brief at Latimer Park, Burton Latimer, Northants (SP89457575). ULAS Report Series. 2005-112. U.L.A.S. (checked).
  • <2> Archive: University of Leicester. 2004. Kettering Manor House Museum Archaeological Archive. (unchecked).

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Related Monuments/Buildings (7)

  • C19th Quarry Pit (Monument)
  • Medieval Ridge & Furrow (Monument)
  • Modern Wheel Ruts (Monument)
  • Open Field System, Burton Latimer (Monument)
  • Prehistoric Linear Features, Pits & Postholes (Monument)
  • Probable Late Neolithic Agricultural Activity (Monument)
  • Treethrows, Possibly Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic (Monument)

Record last edited

Oct 9 2024 3:26PM

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