SNN110265 - Archaeological trial trench evaluation and earthwork survey on land at Mill Lane, Isham, Northamptonshire July 2015

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Title Archaeological trial trench evaluation and earthwork survey on land at Mill Lane, Isham, Northamptonshire July 2015
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Date/Year 2015
SMR Input Date (use for label searches) 26/04/2016

Abstract/Summary

MOLA Northampton was commissioned by Welland Design and Build Ltd to carry out an archaeological trial trench evaluation and earthwork survey on land at Mill Lane, Isham, Northamptonshire in support of a planning application for residential development. The earthwork survey identified features that are likely to be on the periphery of the medieval village of Isham. These include an area of landscaping and terracing that is separated from the ridge and furrow of the open-field system by a possible hollow-way or field boundary. The evaluation trenches revealed at least one prehistoric or Roman ditch, medieval to post-medieval ditches, pits, cobbled surfaces and a possible structure and traces of ridge and furrow. The later medieval pits may indicate backyard activity from a plot fronting Mill Lane.

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Location

NCC Archives Service, Heritage Team HER Library

Referenced Monuments (4)

  • Medieval/ post medieval hollow way (Monument)
  • Medieval/ post medieval settlement earthworks (Monument)
  • Possible Iron Age or Roman ditch (Monument)
  • Possible medieval/post-medieval plot off Mill Lane (Monument)

Referenced Events (2)

  • Mill Lane, Isham, 2015 (Earthwork Survey) (Ref: 15/167)
  • Mill Lane, Isham, 2015 (Trial Trenching) (Ref: 15/167)

Record last edited

Dec 8 2020 4:17PM

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