SNN43835 - History of Three Manors in Isham, Northants
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| Type | Unpublished Report |
|---|---|
| Title | History of Three Manors in Isham, Northants |
| Author/Originator | Fox J.R. |
| Date/Year | 1975 |
Abstract/Summary
Between 1966 and 1971 a series of archaeological excavations were carried out by the author in the village of Isham. Site evidence clearly showed that there had been almost continuous occupation of the area from Neolithic times to the present day. Of particular interest was the Saxo-Norman pottery form Manor House Farm to the south of the present village, and another group of the same pottery to the north. Both groups pin-pointed the position of Saxon manors form which the present village has grown.
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Location
NCC Archives Service, Heritage Team HER Library
Referenced Monuments (8)
- 3608/1/1 Church of All Saints (Building)
- 3619/0/3 Cottage Post-Dating C12th Rubbish Pits (Monument)
- 3619 Isham (Monument)
- 3619/4 Late Saxon/Medieval/Post Medieval Manor (Isham Manor) (Monument)
- 3619/2 Late Saxon/Medieval/Post Medieval Manor (Monument)
- 3619/3 Manor Farm (Monument)
- 3601/1 Possible Medieval Manor of Hillsborough (Monument)
- 3619/2/0 Unstratified Late Saxon & Medieval Pottery (Find Spot)
Referenced Events (2)
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Sep 27 2023 11:26AM
