Evidence for medieval activity was recorded during an archaeological evaluation carried out by AC Archaeology on the site of semi-derelict netball and tennis courts formerly belonging to Lord Digby’s School, Newland in 2000.
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Evidence for medieval activity was recorded during an archaeological evaluation carried out by AC Archaeology on the site of semi-derelict netball and tennis courts formerly belonging to Lord Digby’s School, Newland in 2000.
The evaluation consisted of three machine-excavated trenches which revealed shallow post holes and a truncated pit of medieval date along the northern, Newland Street frontage…Additional evidence for extensive ground disturbance was revealed within the centre and to the south of the site. (1)
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<1> SDO10412
Article in serial: Whelan, J. 2000. Sherborne, Newland; Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society. 122.
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