Monument record 2921/0/71 - Medieval and post-medieval features, 34 Deenethorpe

Archaeological observation undertaken during groundworks for an extension at the house identified a medieval stone feature and parallel gully as well as a post-medieval posthole

{1} Archaeological observation was undertaken during groundworks for an extension. A linear stone feature of uncertain function was identified. It was associated with pottery dating from 1100 to 1400. It was aligned north-west to south-east and may have turned to the west at the northern end. An undated gully was aligned parallel to the stone feature and may have been contemporary.

A small group of postholes and may have been contemporary, although modern pottery was found in one and late medieval to post-medieval was found when cleaning. They were found in close proximity to the house and may be related to its occupation.

<1> Huxley, R., 2018, An Archaeological Observation, Investigation, Recording, Analysis & Publication of Works at 34 Deenethorpe, Northamptonshire (Report). SNN111402.

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