SNN110930 - Late Iron Age to early Roman settlement and medieval settlement at Harley Way, Benefield

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Type Article
Title Late Iron Age to early Roman settlement and medieval settlement at Harley Way, Benefield
Author/Originator
Date/Year 2017
SMR Input Date (use for label searches) 10/11/2017

Abstract/Summary

An area of late Iron Age and Roman settlement, dated 1st-2nd century AD, comprised three large ditched enclosures constructed in two phases, as well as other features including at least one T-shaped corn-drying oven. There was also some activity in the 4th century AD> A second area contained parts of four plots that would have lain at the eastern end of the deserted medieval hamlet of Churchfield. Initial boundary ditches were constructed in the later 12th century. Two plots contained partially surviving building ranges in limestone, dated to the 13th to mid-14th centuries. A further plot inserted between the two in the second half of the 14th century contained a single building. The settlement had been abandoned by the end of the 14th century

External Links (1)

Description

p. 155-180

Location

NCC Archives Service, Heritage Team HER Library

Referenced Monuments (3)

  • Churchfield (Monument)
  • Possible Romano-British farmstead, south of Harley Way (Monument)
  • Possible Romano-British farmstead, south of Harley Way (Monument)

Referenced Events (1)

  • Land off Harley Way, 2012 (Excavation) (Ref: 16/154)

Record last edited

Sep 9 2022 10:29AM

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