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Description: | PRN 43159
A WATCHING BRIEF IN 1991 AT TOYNTON COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL REVEALED TWO CONCENTRATIONS OF MEDIEVAL AND POST MEDIEVAL POTTERY AS WELL AS MEDIEVAL ROOF TILES. {1}
A FURTHER WATCHING BRIEF IN 1992 REVEALED A LAID RECTANGULAR BRICK SURFACE WITH NO POTTERY CONCENTRATIONS, THAT WAS THOUGHT TO BE THE REMAINS OF A LATE MEDIEVAL/POST MEDIEVAL TILE KILN. LIKE THE TILE KILN AT MAREHAM LE FEN, IT HAD TWO POSSIBLE STOKE HOLES, AND TILE SIMILAR TO THAT PRODUCED AT MAREHAM LE FEN WAS DISCOVERED. A REDDENED CLAY FEATURE WAS DISCOVERED BENEATH THE TILE KILN, AND THIS WAS THOUGHT TO BE THE REMAINS OF AN EARLIER POTTERY KILN, THAT COULD BE DATED NO EARLIER THAN THE MID C15. THERE WAS ALSO A STONE WALL UNDERLYING THESE FEATURES, WHICH MAY POSSIBLY THE FOUNDATIONS OF A BUILDING. {2} | Subjects: | General Archaeology Building Brewing | Temporal: | 1100 - 1450 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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