Evidence for post-medieval quarrying was revealed during a watching brief on groundworks for development at Child’s Garage, Long Street in 1996. This comprised a series of pits representing small scale stone quarrying associated with the construction of nearby properties in the post-medieval period.
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Wessex Archaeology conducted an archaeological watching brief during groundworks for the re-development for 17 retirement properties at the former Child’s Garage, Long Street in 1996.
Features interpreted as quarry pits almost certainly represent small-scale quarrying associated with the construction of nearby properties in the post-medieval period. This activity destroyed much of the evidence for earlier occupation of the site. [1]
Legacy UID: Dorset Sites and Monuments Record: 1 101 159 C
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