Marsh Mill, Leominster, Herefordshire. Archaeological building recording and watching brief.
A Level 2, later Level 3, building survey recorded surviving parts of the Marsh Mill complex, accompanied by archaeological monitoring of groundworks during redevelopment.
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Archaeological building recording and watching brief at Marsh Mill, Leominster. A condition in the planning permission to develop the site required a survey of any surviving elements of the mill complex and the monitoring of ground works on the site during the development. The scope of work encompassed building recording to level 2 R.C.H.M.E (later upgraded to level 3). Woolhope Club summary, Archaeology, 2009, pp. 143: Recording showed that much more of the mill structure survived than expected. Monitoring of two trial pits identified backfill within the former mill leat.
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Marsh Mill, Leominster, Herefordshire. Archaeological building recording and watching brief.
Fieldwork report · 2016
A Level 2, later Level 3, building survey recorded surviving parts of the Marsh Mill complex, accompanied by archaeological monitoring of groundworks during redevelopment.
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