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Archaeological Investigations Project 2006Post-determination and ResearchSouth 9C}Parish: CharndonSP67012418Postal Code: OX6 0BPHAMPDEN ROW COTTAGES, MAIN STREET, CHARNDONHampden Row Cottages, Main Street, Charndon, Buckinghamshire. Archaeological Watching BriefRichmond, AMilton Keynes : Phoenix Consulting, 2006, 15pp, colour pls, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Phoenix ConsultingA watching brief was carried out during residential development of the site. An irregular stone surfacecontaining 15th century pottery was located beneath modern overburden. Other residual pottery sherdsfrom the 15th and 16th centuries were the only other indication of past activity at the site. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: MD, }SP66992412Postal Code: OX6 0BPPLOT 4, HILL FARM, CHARNDONAn Archaeological Watching Brief at Plot 4, Hill Farm, Charndon, BuckinghamshireMoore, J Beckley : John Moore Heritage Services, 2006, 6pp, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: John Moore Heritage ServicesA watching brief during groundwork for a new cottage encountered a pond, probably associated withthe early use of Hill Farm along with an outflow channel. Several pits of late 19th century date or laterwere also recorded. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: PM, }Parish: LeckhampsteadSP72793761Postal Code: MK185NSLAND AT MIDDLE END BARN, MIDDLE END, LECKHAMPSTEADArchaeological Strip and Record on Land at Middle End Barn, Middle End, Leckhampstead,BuckinghamshireUpson-Smith, T Northampton : Northamptonshire County Council, 2006, 12pp, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Northamptonshire ArchaeologyAn archaeological strip and record excavation was carried out during the groundwork for theconstruction of a new stable on land at Middle End Barn, Leckhampstead. The excavations revealed asmall pit and a pond. Finds recovered included pottery and part of a pewter candle holder which wereprobably early post-medieval in date. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: PM, }Parish: Long CrendonSP69610888Postal Code: HP189AJLAND TO THE REAR OF 25 HIGH STREET, LONG CRENDONAn Archaeological Watching Brief at Land to the Rear of 25 High Street, Long Crendon,BuckinghamshireGilbert, DBeckley : John Moore Heritage Services, 2006, 10pp, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: John Moore Heritage ServicesTen pits were located during the course of the watching brief. One was thought to be modern, whiletwo others were dated to the 17th-18th century and predated the construction of the old cottage onBurt's Lane. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: PM, UD, MO

Archaeological Investigations Project 2006Post-determination and ResearchSouth F8}SP69850883Postal Code: HP189AQTOMPSONS FARM, LONG CRENDONWatching Brief. Tompsons Farm, Long Crendon, BuckinghamshireHancock, A J A Milton Keynes : Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd, 2006, 22pp, colour pls,figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd.During groundwork relating to the construction of an ornamental lake, two superimposed north-southoriented ditches, a gully and a post hole were recorded. A flint end scraper was recovered from the fillof the earliest ditch. It was suggested that this was a residual artefact, and the ditches were in fact of apost-medieval date. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: UD, PM, }Parish: LudgershallSP6641117342Postal Code: HP189NTLUDGERSHALL FARM, LUDGERSHALLAn Archaeological Watching Brief at Ludgershall Farm, Ludgershall, BuckinghamshireGilbert, DBeckley : John Moore Heritage Services, 2006, 7pp, figs, refsWork undertaken by: John Moore Heritage ServicesArchaeological deposits were limited, and comprised of an undated ditch. It was thought possible thatthis ditch could have predated the 17th century or later surface of the farmyard that was recorded in2005. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: }Parish: MentmoreSP89151961Postal Code: LU7 0QJ2 CRAFTON, MENTMOREEarthwork Survey and Watching Brief. 2 Crafton, Mentmore, BuckinghamshireRouse, C & Hancock, A Milton Keynes : Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd, 2006, 19pp,colour pls, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd.The work was carried out in advance of the construction of a manege. The earthwork survey wasexpanded to encompass the entirety of the field within which the development was proposed, andrecorded the existence of a south-west to north-east oriented hollow way, several platforms, borrowpits and an infilled pond. No archaeological remains were recorded in the watching brief, perhaps dueto the shallow nature of the excavations. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: }SP89151961Postal Code: LU7 0QJCRAFTON STUD FARM, CRAFTONEarthwork Survey and Watching Brief. Crafton Stud Farm, Crafton, BuckinghamshireRouse, C & Hancock, A Milton Keynes : Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd, 2006, 19pp,colour pls, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd.An earthwork survey was carried out in advance of the development of a menege, and recorded theexistence of a south-west to north-east oriented hollow way, several platforms, borrow pits and aninfilled pond. The watching brief revealed no archaeological significant features, as the soil was onlyremoved down to the subsoil horizon. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: UD

Archaeological Investigations Project 2006Post-determination and ResearchSouth BD}Parish: StewkleySP85002590Postal Code: LU7 0HD6 TYTHE GARDENS, STEWKLEYWatching Brief. 6 Tythe Gardens, Stewkley, BuckinghamshireRouse, CMilton Keynes : Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd, 2006, 16pp, colour pls,figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd.No archaeological remains were encountered during the watching brief. A0D5F0D}Parish: StoweSP68053630Postal Code: MK185EGTHE CORINTHIAN ARCH, STOWE LANDSCAPE GARDENSArchaeological Watching Brief at the Corinthian Arch, Stowe Landscape Gardens,BuckinghamshireFoard-Colby, A Northampton : Northamptonshire County Council, 2006, 17pp, colour pls, figs, tabs,refsWork undertaken by: Northamptonshire ArchaeologyAn archaeological watching brief was undertaken during ground reduction to re-instate gates to thearch to their original position and widen the Queen’s Drive to its original width. During thegroundwork, the footings of military columns were revealed. A brick lined well and two wooden postswere observed during the stripping of the topsoil. [Au(abr)]Archaeological periods represented: MO, PM, }Parish: WaddesdonSP7460916515Postal Code: HP180LYWADDESDON CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL,SCHOOL LANE, WADDESDONWaddesdon Church of England Primary and Secondary School, School Lane, Waddesdon.Archaeological Watching BriefKeir, W & Ingham, DBedford : Albion Archaeology , 2006, 24pp, colour pls, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Albion ArchaeologyAn archaeological watching brief was carried out during groundwork associated with the creation of anall-weather playing surface. Groundwork revealed the remains of a series of bedding trenches (possiblyof a type used in viticulture). These were of probable Roman date. Interestingly, evidence for aninternal trackway was recorded within the series of bedding trenches. A large medieval ridge andfurrow cultivation, and two post-medieval sunken featured buildings were also revealed. Themedieval/post-medieval ditch was probably related to an enclosure to the south. The two sunkenfeatures building were unusual, being of a building type that was largely obsolete by the post-medievalperiod. Comparison with other known examples suggests they were probably used for a specific type ofactivity , such as weaving or cheese-making. C2-E91AF00AE346}Parish: Cholesbury-cum-St LeonardsSP9501005830Postal Code: HP5 2UGHAWRIDGE COURT, HAWRIDGE, CHESHAMAn Archaeological Watching Brief at Hawridge Court, Hawridge, Chesham, BuckinghamshireLeigh, D JNorthampton : Northamptonshire County Council, 2007, 8pp, colour pls, figs, tabs,refsWork undertaken by: Northamptonshire ArchaeologyAn archaeological watching brief was undertaken and recorded an undated buried soil and a truncatednatural substratum. No artefacts or archaeological features were observed. [Au(adp)]

Archaeological Investigations Project 2006Post-determination and ResearchSouth EastSouth FAB}Parish: Gerrards CrossSU98608835Postal Code: SL9 8SZBULSTRODE PARK, GERRARDS CROSSBulstrode Park, Gerrards Cross. Archaeological Watching Brief ReportSims, M Oxford : Oxford Archaeology , 2006, 20pp, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Oxford ArchaeologyThe watching brief, during the installation of underground water storage tanks, revealed depositsrelating to the 19th century demolition of the west wing and a secondary building to the south-west ofthe Pigeon Tower, as well as 19th century remodelling of the formal gardens. No evidence for theextent or form of any of the earlier phases of the house was encountered. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: }SU99288807Postal Code: SL9 7PBWYKEHURST, 96 CAMP ROAD, GERRARDS CROSSAn Archaeological Watching Brief at Wykehurst, 96 Camp Road, Gerrards Cross, BuckinghamshireGilbert, DBeckley : John Moore Heritage Services, 2006, 6pp, figs, refsWork undertaken by: John Moore Heritage ServicesNo archaeological remains were encountered during the watching brief. 3A36881}Parish: IverTQ04008130Postal Code: SL0 9LECHANCEL FLOOR, ST. PETER'S CHURCH, IVERChancel Floor, St Peter's Church, Iver, Buckinghamshire. Archaeological Watching Brief ReportSims, M Oxford : Oxford Archaeology , 2006, 12pp, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Oxford ArchaeologyThe watching brief revealed the sleeper walls for the 17th century box pews, the alterations and thedisruption caused during their replacement by the choir stalls in the 19th century and the disruptioncaused by the insertion of the underground boiler room, also in the 19th century. No evidence for theAnglo-Saxon apse was observed and little evidence for the presence of burial vaults under theundisturbed parts of the cancel floor. [Au(abr)]Archaeological periods represented: 9553D7B}Parish: BradenhamSU8305798610Postal Code: HP144XHNEW CAR PARK AT RAF HIGH WYCOMBENew Car Park at RAF High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. Archaeological Watching Brief ReportMatthews, BOxford : Oxford Archaeology , 2007, 7pp, figs, refsWork undertaken by: Oxford ArchaeologyNo archaeological deposits were revealed. [Au(abr)]

Archaeological Investigations Project 2006Post-determination and ResearchSouth 5C}Parish: Chepping WycombeSU8813092647Postal Code: HP137RXFORMER ERCOL FARCTORY SITE, CONEGRA FIELDS, LONDON ROAD, HIGHWYCOMBEFormer Ercol Farctory Site, Conegra Fields, London Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. AnArchaeological Watching BriefAOC Archaeology Group Twickenham : AOC Archaeology Group , 2006, 10pp, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: AOC Archaeology GroupNo archaeological remains were encountered during the watching brief. Heavy truncation had occurredat the site. 096B8E6}Parish: EllesboroughSP84300820, SP83500760Postal Code: HP170TH, HP170UBTHE NASH LEE RISING MAIN, TERRICKAn Archaeological Watching Brief of the Nash Lee Rising Main, Terrick, BuckinghamshireWilliams, GBeckley : John Moore Heritage Services, 2007, 11pp, figs, refsWork undertaken by: John Moore Heritage ServicesA watching brief was carried out during excavations for a pipe trench. Evidence for ridge and furrowfields was observed, as well as possible evidence for traces of the historic route known as the IcknieldWay. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: }Parish: West WycombeSU84119424Postal Code: HP124AD21-23 COPPERFIELDS, WEST WYCOMBE21-23 Copperfields, West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. Archaeological Watching Brief ReportSims, M Oxford : Oxford Archaeology , 2007, 11pp, colour pls, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Oxford ArchaeologyNo archaeological remains were encountered during the watching brief. [Au(adp)]East SussexEast 5BB1}Parish: Long ManTQ54460425Postal Code: BN265SWPRIORY FARMHOUSE, THE STREET, WILMINGTONAn Archaeological Watching Brief Undertaken at Priory Farmhouse, the Street, Wilmington, EastSussexGreatorex, CEast Sussex : C G Archaeology , 2006, 18pp, figs, tabs, CDWork undertaken by: C.G. ArchaeologyAn archaeological watching brief was maintained on groundwork. No features, deposits or artefacts ofarchaeological significance were discovered during the fieldwork. 5BA9343}Parish: MaresfieldTQ4752626728Postal Code: TN223BXOLD MILL COTTAGE, OLDLANDS HILL, FAIRWARPAn Archaeological Watching Brief at Old Mill Cottage, Oldlands Hill, Fairwarp, East SussexGreatorex, CEast Sussex : C G Archaeology , 2006, 32pp, figs, tabs, refs, CDWork undertaken by: C.G. Archaeology

Archaeological Investigations Project 2006Post-determination and ResearchSouth EastAn archaeological watching brief was maintained on groundwork associated with the construction of aprivate manege to the west of Old Mill Cottage, Oldlands Hill, Fairwarp. Just one large, irregularlyshaped feature of proposed natural origin was revealed during the project. This cut possessed amaximum recorded width of c.8.5m and a depth of at least 1.10m and may have represented an ancientwatercourse. Twenty-seven sherds of pottery dating to the 1st-2nd century AD were gleaned from thefieldwork. However, the monitored groundwork failed to expose a single archaeological contextassociated categorically with a Romano-British iron smelting complex once located in the vicinity.This was perhaps less surprising if one considers that much of the latter site was “almost completelydestroyed, early last century (the 19th century), when the vast slag heaps were used as a source of roadmaking material” (Tebbutt and Tebbutt 1982, 12). Numerous iron slag nodules, a smaller number ofburnt clay fragments and two sherds of post-medieval pottery were also documented. [Au]Archaeological periods represented: B10E0043}Parish: FairlightTQ85601140Postal Code: TN354AAWARREN GLENWarren Glen Walkover Survey, September 2006Cornwell, K &Russell, L Hastings : Hastings Area Archaeological Research Group, 2006, 5pp, figs,refs, CDWork undertaken by: Hastings Area Archaeological Research GroupA fieldwalking survey was carried out at Warren Glen in September 2006. Different finds fromdifferent periods were recorded, such as flint (worked) and pottery. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: PM, BCCF2}Parish: ChaileyTQ39502150Postal Code: BN8 4HXNORTH CHAILEYA Roman Site at North ChaileyMid Sussex Field Archaeological TeamPolegate : Mid-Sussex Field Archaeological Team, 2006,7pp, pls, figs, refs, CDWork undertaken by: Mid Sussex Field Archaeological TeamA small scale excavation was carried out during the construction of a new bungalow at North Chailey.Features identified included a gully, a pit, post holes and what appeared to be an iron working site.Finds included slag, and different kinds of pottery. [Au(adp)]Archaeological periods represented: }Parish: DitchlingTQ32811524Postal Code: BN6 8UP5 FIELDWAY, DITCHLINGM.S.F.A.T. - A Watching Brief at 5 Fieldway, Ditchling, East SussexCudmore, DPolegate : Mid-Sussex Field Archaeological Team, 2006, 10pp, figs, CDWork undertaken by: Mid Sussex Field Archaeological TeamAn archaeological watching brief encountered no archaeological features. A very small quantity ofartefacts was recovered from the trenches and the spoil. [Au(abr)]Archaeological periods represented: PM

Archaeological Investigations Project 2006Post-determination and ResearchSouth D9}Parish: LewesTQ4141209973Postal Code: BN7 1UD‘KNOWLANDS’, ST. MARTINS LANE, LEWESAn Archaeological Watching Brief at ‘Knowlands’, St. Martins Lane, Lewes, East SussexRiccoboni, PDitchling : Archaeology South-East, 2007, 15pp, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Archaeology South-EastAn archaeological watching brief was conducted during groundwork associated with the constructionof new extension (ref: LW/05/2260) at "Knowlands", St. Martins Lane, Lewes. Three separate sitevisits were made on 4th, 7th & 8th August 2006. Six archaeological features were recorded andexcavated. In total 5 pits were encountered within the limits of the work. These features were then handexcavated to depths no greater than development formation level. Two medieval pits were identified(Cuts 11 & 14). These pits contained pottery dating between the 11th and 13th Centuries AD. One ofthese pits (Cut 11) was later re-used in the post-medieval period (Cut 1). Another post-medieval pit wasseen cutting through two earlier pits (Cuts 8 & 14). This pit (Cut 6) contained a near complete early17th century Flechen jug and a 16th century purse. In addition, one large brick built possible cess pitwas recorded beneath a supporting wall of the existing house. A brick sample was taken from thisstructure and dated the feature between the 18th -19th centuries AD. [Au(abr)]Archaeological periods represented: EM, PM, }TQ4134610025Postal Code: BN7 1XU161 HIGH STREET, LEWESAn Archaeological Watching Brief at 161 High Street, Lewes, East SussexRiccoboni, PDitchling : Archaeology South-East, 2007, 20pp, colour pls, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Archaeology South-EastOne cut archaeological feature was identified (Cut 12) as well as the remains of three walls, whichwere thought to be medieval in origin. The watching brief also recorded medieval occupation layersand post-medieval made ground deposits. All archaeological features and deposits were hand excavatedto depths no greater than development formation level. [Au(abr)]Archaeological periods represented: MD, }TQ4150809734Postal Code: BN7 1TJST PANCRAS HOUSE, PRIORY STREET, LEWESAn Archaeological Watching Brief at St Pancras House, Priory Street, Lewes, East SussexMeaton, CDitchling : Archaeology South-East, 2006, 17pp, figs, tabs, refsWork undertaken by: Archaeology South-EastThe proposed residential development at Priory Street was bounded to the east by Garden Street, to thesouth by Priory Street, and to the north and west by residential plots. An archaeological watching briefwas carried out at the site in April 2006 during the excavation of strip footings, service

unknown. The severe truncation of this site during the construction of the former Community College would have destroyed any further archaeological remains that may have survived on the site. [Au(adp)] Archaeological periods represented: UD, MO Buckinghamshire Aylesbury Vale (E.11.2827) {4432E043-9CE1-49F4-9D1B-FB702370BF7C} SP70953765