13 the Priory, Leominster
Monitoring of major underpinning works to combat subsidence recorded only late 19th century made ground.
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Monitoring of major underpinning works to combat subsidence recorded only late 19th century made ground. Woolhope Club summary, Archaeology, 1998, pp. 290: Underpinning works showed that the house stood on late 19th-century made ground. The underpinning holes did not penetrate below those deposits, so earlier archaeology was not tested.
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13 the Priory, Leominster
Fieldwork · 2020
Monitoring of major underpinning works to combat subsidence recorded only late 19th century made ground.
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