WA No.
HER No. 552 MSF4510
553 MSF4465 554 MSF4507 555 MSF4479 556 MSF22006
557 MSF4481 558 MSF24977
559 MSF4499
560 MSF26653, MSF27478
561 MSF4500 562 MSF14108
563 MSF2320
ESF22193, ESF21730
Associated event
Monument Type ROAD RING DITCH
Period
Romano- British
Undated
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval RING DITCH
RING DITCH, ENCLOSURE
Undated Undated
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval
ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval SITE
Description Length of Roman road, Pye Road. Cropmark of ring ditch.
Concentration of 12th-14th century pottery. Ring ditch (double circle).
Ring ditch cut by/on the east corner of a field boundary. Also part of a sub-rectangular enclosure with an opening to the east, abutting Somersham Road.
13th century pottery sherds, oyster and mussel shells.
Thin scatter along pipeline of possible Roman and medieval pottery sherds.
Small concentration of medieval pottery alongside Somersham Road (north side), east of Sycamore Farm.
Multi-period Evaluation and excavation identified two Early Bronze Age inhumations and three Roman graves as well as a number pits and ditches dating from the Early Neolithic through to the Iron Age.
BURNT MOUND Undated HOUSE, PARK
Post- medieval
ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British
Dense concentration of pot-boilers, some 10-15m in diameter. Bramford Hall, built by John Acton in 17th century.
Easting
Northing 612055 246955
612050 249450 612005 248485 611950 248850 611685 247578
611675 248945 611622 247180
611455 247635
611328 611323
248412 248352
611285 248285 611250 246750
Scatter of pottery, coins and brooch fragment found metal detecting. 611215 248165
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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