SNN105699 - Watching Brief: Robert Street & Earl Street Water Main Renewals, Northampton
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Type | Report |
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Title | Watching Brief: Robert Street & Earl Street Water Main Renewals, Northampton |
Author/Originator | Hawtin, T. |
Date/Year | 2006 |
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Abstract/Summary
During February and March 2006 ASC Ltd. undertook and archaeological watching brief during a water mains reinforcement scheme in Robert Street and Earl Street in Northampton. The area has been heavily disturbed by earlier service trenches, which have either destroyed or heavily truncated any archaeological features or deposits that may have been present. At the junction of Earl Street with Upper Mounts several large dressed stones were identified. These appear to have been re-deposited within the backfill of a service trench, but may have originally been part of a structure, possibly the medieval defences that were located in that area.
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Referenced Monuments (1)
- 1160/3/39 Possible Alignment of Medieval Town Wall (Monument)
Referenced Events (1)
- ENN104192 Robert Street & Earl Street Water Main Renewals, Northampton, 2006 (Watching brief) (Ref: Site code: NWM749)
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Feb 20 2025 10:08AM