SNN107912 - Ground penetrating radar survey, Chester Farm, Irchester, Northamptonshire
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Type | Report |
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Title | Ground penetrating radar survey, Chester Farm, Irchester, Northamptonshire |
Author/Originator | Butler A. |
Date/Year | 2010 |
SMR Input Date (use for label searches) | 19/04/2012 |
Abstract/Summary
The purpose of the ground penetrating radar survey was to investigate the possibility of unknown underground features (cellars, vaults) around Chester Farm that may prove a hazard to proposed stabilisation works. Significant features were found on the north and west sides of the house. Previous measured survey had mapped a pair of cellars on the north west side of the house; these appear to have been located successfully at an approx depth of 2.5m to 5m below the surface. A possible second feature was on the north east side of the house between 1m - 7.1m deep. Two features were located on the west of the house. A possible infilled excavation in the south west was imaged at between c.7.7m - 9.7m below the surface. North east of the house was an unknown subsurface feature, possibly another backfilled excavation.
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WNC Archives and Heritage Service SMR Library
Referenced Monuments (1)
- 3136/2/1 Chester House & Attached Cottage to East & Attached Walls to South & West (Building)
Referenced Events (1)
- ENN105482 Chester Farmhouse, 2010 (Ground Penetrating Radar) (Ref: Report: 10/193)
Record last edited
Nov 27 2023 3:04PM