Archaeology

8 Bridge Street pottery and animal bone

Medieval pottery, animal bone and buried deposits were recorded at 8 Bridge Street.

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What this record tells us

Medieval pottery and animal bone were recorded at 8 Bridge Street, HWCM 3598. Watching briefs in the late 1970s and early 1980s identified medieval deposits about one metre below the then ground surface.

These observations give the object finds a useful archaeological setting. The bone was not closely identified in the assessment. The broad map locator must not be read as a surveyed trench position.

How this record is evidenced

Documented discovery

Buteux’s archaeological assessment, §1.7 and specialist assessments, with the separate county SMR reference.

Published research

The investigation details are drawn from Leominster Heritage research from cited published sources; the original publication or report remains the authoritative source.

Project interpretation

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8 Bridge Street pottery and animal bone

Finds and discovery record · Before the 1994–95 assessment; exact discovery date unresolved · Approximate position

Medieval pottery, animal bone and buried deposits were recorded at 8 Bridge Street.

Approximate position

Town locality; separate street finds. Coordinates represent the centre of the stated grid square for display only; they are not an object findspot.

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Source and further reading

Leominster Heritage research from cited published sources

Victoria Buteux, Archaeological assessment of Leominster, Hereford and Worcester, Central Marches Historic Towns Survey, report issued in the 1996 series; text based on the 1994 assessment and revised March 1995. Supplied PDF. Specialist contributions by Derek Hurst, Richard Morriss, Elizabeth Pearson and Paul Stamper.

Entry-specific references: S11 §1.7; HWCM 21949, 21950, 3598 and 19585

Open questions

  1. Trace the original report, finds accession and precise findspot where these remain unresolved.

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