A number of post-medieval features were observed during a watching brief to the rear of 27 East Street, Bridport, undertaken by Context One Archaeological Services Ltd in 2006. These included two pits, a well and two ditches.
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A number of post-medieval features were observed during a watching brief to the rear of 27 East Street, Bridport, undertaken by Context One Archaeological Services Ltd in 2006 (1). A large pit containing post-medieval finds were recorded, together with a well with ?limestone steyning were encountered just to the rear of the existing building on the East Street frontage and another large post-medieval pit was found further to the rear of the property. In the latter pit, a piece of worked wood was recovered, which was identified by the excavator as possibly part of a rudder from a small boat. (1)
In addition to the pits, two ditches were encountered in the area immediately behind the existing buildings. One was identified as a possible foundation trench for one of the outbuildings previously on the site, the other was of unknown orientation and unrecorded function. (1)
Sources/Archives (1)
<1> SDO10495
Unpublished document: Allum, C. 2007. 27 East Street, Bridport, Dorset. An Archaeological Watching Brief.
Centred SY 46724 92963 (16m by 33m) (2 map features)
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SY49SE
Civil Parish
Bridport; Dorset
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Dorset
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None recorded
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Legacy UID: Dorset Sites and Monuments Record: 1 016 180
Record last edited
May 21 2008 9:04AM
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