SNN108136 - Interim report of an archaeological trial trench excavation at Spring Farm Ridge, Stutchbury, Northamptonshire

In February 2011, an archaeological Evaluation was undertaken by Northamptonshire Archaeology on behalf of TNEI Energy and Woodhall Planning and Conservation on land at Spring Farm Ridge, Stutchbury, Northamptonshire. Twenty-sex trenches were excavated. There are two main areas of archaeological interest. One complex of features dates to the late Iron Age and Roman period and comprised probable enclosures and boundary systems, as well as a series of quarry pits. A second area to the east comprises the remains of a high-status Romano-British building and associated activity.