Monument record 9349/0/7 - Possible ridge and furrow remains

{1} Field 4 contained evidence of former ridge and furrow or modern ploughing. Three curvilinear features were identified in the northern part of the survey area in Field 4 but were on the edge of the pipeline so no further work was undertaken.

Furrows were also identified in a field to the south of Garrett Spinney, to the east of the road
between Newton Bromswold and Caldecott. The furrows were aligned east to west and terminated at the junction of a probable headland/ditch aligned north to south.

Furrows were also present in Field 5, but at the crest of the hill the furrows changed alignment to
north east to south west at a possible headland.

Upson-Smith, T, 2006, A late Iron Age settlement at Manor Farm, Newton Bromswold, Northamptonshire (Article). SNN112200.

<1> Upson-Smith T., 2007, Archaeological Evaluation of The Anglian Water Pipeline from Chelveston to Newton Bromswold, Northamptonshire, July 2006, p.3 (unchecked) (Report). SNN105822.

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Nov 17 2020 4:33PM