SNN117123 - 16 Roundtown, Aynho, Northamptonshire Observation, Investigation, Recording, Analysis and Publication (OIRAP) April 2026

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Title 16 Roundtown, Aynho, Northamptonshire Observation, Investigation, Recording, Analysis and Publication (OIRAP) April 2026
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Date/Year 2026

Abstract/Summary

A programme of archaeological observation, investigation, recording, analysis and publication was carried out during the groundworks phase for the construction of a double garage and workshop at 16 Roundtown, Aynho, on behalf of David Dean. The development lies within the Grade II Listed park and garden Aynhoe Park. The investigation revealed evidence for post-medieval activity within the site, primarily in the form of a significant quantity of finds, the majority dated to the early 20th century, including glass bottles, pottery and animal bone, indicating the area was likely used for waste disposal. Three areas of post-medieval surface were also observed, a sandstone surface made up of regular stone setts, possibly a stable floor or part of a yard, and a possible stone path leading up to it, and another, earlier, stone surface or path. There is no evidence for structures in the field on early Ordnance Survey maps, suggesting they pre-date this mapping. No evidence for any earlier activity was observed.

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Digital copy only

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WNC Archives and Heritage Service

Referenced Monuments (1)

  • Post Medieval Activity, probable area of waste disposal (Monument)

Referenced Events (1)

  • 16 Roundtown Anyho, 2026 (OIRAP) (Ref: Site Code: NRA25)

Record last edited

Jul 2 2026 8:54AM

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