SNN109329 - Land at Holdenby House, Northamptonshire: Geophysical Survey
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Type | Report |
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Title | Land at Holdenby House, Northamptonshire: Geophysical Survey |
Author/Originator | Harrison S.; Webb A. |
Date/Year | 2013 |
SMR Input Date (use for label searches) | 18/02/2014 |
Abstract/Summary
A geophysical survey comprising both magnetometer and resistance surveys was carried out at Holdenby House in order to inform a proposed restoration project of water management features in the grounds of the house. The survey covered part of an area of earthworks that are protected as a scheduled monuments although a small area beyond the protected area was also surveyed. Both techniques have successfully identified linear anomalies thought to locate pipes and culverts linking between extant ponds. Most of the resistance anomalies reflect the topographic effect of the earthworks and how this affects the drainage/water retention in the surrounding soils. The magnetometer survey (which covered a larger area) has also identified a linear anomaly to the south of the ponds that does not correspond with any earthwork.
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Description
Copy on CD located in CD filing cabinet.
Location
NCC Archives Service, Heritage Team SMR Library
Referenced Monuments (9)
- 980/3 Holdenby Manor House (Monument)
- 980/2/32 Possible Medieval/Post Medieval Culvert or Water Channel (Monument)
- 980/2/15 Possible Post Medieval Garden Terraces (Morphed Aerial Archaeology Interpretation) (Monument)
- 9898/0/6 Possible Ridge & Furrow Cultivation (Monument)
- 2835/0/5 Possible Sub-Surface Features, Undated (Monument)
- 8057/0/3 Probable Post Medieval/Modern Pipe & Possible Ditch (Monument)
- 980/2/33 Probable Post Medieval/Modern Pipes (Monument)
- 8057/0/2 Probable Post Medieval/Modern Pipes (Monument)
- 9898/0/7 Probable Ridge & Furrow Cultivation (Monument)
Referenced Events (2)
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Sep 27 2022 1:33PM