ENN108947 - The Ten O'Clock, Little Harrowden, 2015 (Excavation)
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Location
| Grid reference | Centred SP 8707 7154 (29m by 28m) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | LITTLE HARROWDEN, North Northamptonshire (formerly Wellingborough District) |
Technique(s)
Organisation
Iain Soden Heritage Services
Date
December 2017
Description
{1} Following evaluation, excavations in December 2015 uncovered the core of a Little Harrowden Manor House, one of two former medieval manors in the village. The hall, chamber block, garderobe and a link-building were excavated ahead of development. The work dated the remains to the 12th-to 13th-centuries and insights into the environment and eating of the last staff of the lords of the manor c1300. The chamber block was briefly re-used as a stable or livestock shed in the 16th- to 17th- centuries
Sources/Archives (2)
- <1> SNN110960 Report: Soden, I and Prentice, J.. 2016. Uncovering Little Harrowden Manor House: Excavations behind the former 10 O’Clock Public House, 42 High Street, Little Harrowden, Northamptonshire. Iain Soden Heritage Services fieldwork reports. Iain Soden Heritage. https://doi.org/10.5284/1090789.
- <2> SNN111362 Journal: Crank, N. (Editor). 2017. South Midlands Archaeology (47). South Midlands Archaeology: CBA Group 9 Newsletter. 47. CBA. p. 37.
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Related Monuments/Buildings (1)
- 3629/0/9 Site of a medieval manor house, Main Street (Monument)
Record last edited
Jul 25 2024 1:20PM
