Intermittent monitoring by AC Archaeology on the site of 39/40 High East Street, consisting of the observation of trial trenches and trial pits excavated to examine the underlying bed rock. These trenches were dug after the demolition of no. 39. Those areas that were exposed, and were not backfilled cellars, did not contain any pre-modern deposits. Subsequent monitoring of new footings, including areas of surviving undisturbed deposits between the cellars, failed to reveal any archaeological deposits. No evidence for the Roman street was encountered, although the suggested line of the road crosses the site beneath the surviving terrace to the north.
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--- SDO9840
Article in serial: Weale, A. 1995. '39-40 High East Street, Dorchester' Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society. 117. 137.
--- SDO10181
Index: National Monuments Record. NMR Activity Record. 1093598.
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