WORK IN PROGRESS - As elements of the post-excavation process for Minchery Paddock 2012 are completed they are added to the website here - WORK IN PROGRESS

Project Report Structure: The chapters of the report are contained in a series of linked .pdf and .xls files

Chapter One: An introductory series

Chapter Two: The detailed reports from the three trenches which contain photos, drawings and summaries.

Minchery Paddock 2012 - Trench 2

Submitted by Olaf Bayer on 21 March 2014 - 12:24pm

Trench 2 was opened to join John Moore Heritage Services (JMHS) 2006 evaluation trenches 3 and 4. JMHS Trench 3 had yielded medieval pottery and tile and possible wall foundations, while JMHS trench 4 had revealed the corner of a hearth, a well and also contained medieval pottery and tile.The new trench was L-shaped: 13m N-S x 11m W-E at its maximum,with the longer N-S arm being 5m wide and the shorter W-E arm 4m wide.

The following documents from MP12 trench 2 are available for download.

Files:

MP12_Tr2_Context list.pdf

MP12_Tr2_Environmental Flots.pdf

MP12_Tr2_Environmental Residues.pdf

MP12_Tr2_Harris_matrix_RC14_phases.pdf

MP12_Tr2_Harris_matrix_spot dates.pdf

MP12_Tr2_Master_narrative.pdf

THE MAGDALEN CROSSING-POINT: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY, 4200BC—1066 AD

Submitted by Olaf Bayer on 30 January 2014 - 5:00pm

THE MAGDALEN CROSSING-POINT: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY, 4200BC—1066 AD by Thomas Matthews Boehmer

Files:

The Magdalen Crossing point an Archaeological study 4200BC-1066AD_T Matthews Boehmer.pdf

Test Pit 55: 21 Fairacres Road

Submitted by Olaf Bayer on 7 January 2014 - 6:19pm

Address:

21 Fairacres Road

Introduction: One of a series of test pits excavated in 2012/2013 in the Iffley Fields area to locate extent of prehistoric activity identified by A.M. Bell in late 19C/early 20C.

Files:

TP55.pdf

Test pit 51: 3 Bedford Street

Submitted by Olaf Bayer on 7 January 2014 - 5:52pm

Introduction: One of a series of test pits excavated in the Iffley Fields area during 2012/13. Test pits were excavated in order to locate a spread of prehistoric activity said to have been found in this area by A.M.Bell in the late 19^th/20^th century. The site is loca

Files:

TP51.pdf