Site Event/Activity record ESF19786 - Haugh Lane, Woodbridge

An Anglo-Saxon burial was found c.150m to the south in the 19th century. An evaluation investigated possible other burials or associated settlement extending into this area. Trial trenches revealed no archaeological features or deposits. All topsoil finds were of 20th century date except for a single post-medieval pottery base of the 16th-18th century. Documentary research suggests that this site was occupied by woodland and was on the parish boundary. Project status: Complete Yes, Validated Yes Previous/Future Work: Previous No, Future No Associated Identifiers: HER event no. WBG 056 Planning Application No. C/04/1099 NMR No. 1410717 Project Type: Field evaluation Development Type: Housing estate Methods and Techniques: Sample Trenches, Documentary Search, Visual Inspection Position in the Planning Process: After full determination (eg. As a condition) Reason for Investigation: Direction from Local Planning Authority - PPG16 Site status: None Current Land use: Other 1 - Allotment Monument Type(s)/Period(s): NONE None Artefact Type(s)/Period(s): POTTERY Post Medieval PROJECT LOCATION Area 9800.00 Square metres Grid Reference: TM26904983 Point Height 36.00 - 38.00 metres PROJECT CREATOR(S) Brief originator: Local Planning Authority (with/without advice from County/District Archaeologist) Design originator: K. Wade Director/Manager: John Newman Supervisor: Jezz Meredith DIGITAL ARCHIVE Recipient: Suffolk County SMR Contents: other Media: Text PAPER ARCHIVE Recipient: Suffolk County SMR Contents: Stratigraphic Media: Unpublished Text PHYSICAL ARCHIVE Recipient: Suffolk County SMR Contents: Ceramics BIBLIOGRAPHY Publication Type: Grey literature (unpublished document/manuscript) Title: WBG 056 Haugh Lane Woodbridge Author(s)/Editor(s): Meredith, J Other Bibliographic Details: SCCAS report no: 2005/80 Date: 2005 Issuer/Publisher: SCCAS Place of Issue or Publication: Ipswich, Suffolk Description: 10 page unbound report with a 4 page documentary search by Anthony Breen and short finds report by Richenda Goffin