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Bath & North East Somerset Archaeological Investigations Project 2005 Post-determination and Research South West Bath & North East Somerset Bath and North East Somerset (E.47.3459) ST77006688 {A034CDFB-EB2E-436E-A418-7AD2125F1FBB} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA1 7JE 108 LONDON ROAD WEST, BATH An Archaeological Watching Brief During Redevelopment Works on the Site of a Former Petrol Station 108 London Road West, Bath Watkins, K Bath : Kim Watkins, 2005, 7pp, figs, refs Work undertaken by: Kim Watkins The work revealed no deposits of archaeological significance and showed that the area consisted of modern dump layers and disturbance to some depth. [Au(abr)] (E.47.3460) ST75106530 {3D2F7320-6B9C-43AB-83AA-FA6FAC8C2DA7} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA1 5BE 88B WALCOT STREET 88b Walcot Street, Bath. Archaeological Brief Report Davenport, P Oxford : Oxford Archaeology, 2005, 13pp, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Oxford Archaeology The excavation and construction of new foundations was completed without the exposure of any remains older than a 300mm thick layer of ashy soil which contained finds of mid-17th and late 19th century date, immediately below the mid-20th century concrete. [Au(abr)] Archaeological periods represented: PM (E.47.3461) ST77505850 {C8C487FC-7644-4741-BD7F-F78E64EBF854} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA2 7TA ANTI-TANK DITCH, HINTON CHARTERHOUSE, BATH Archaeological Survey of a WWII Anti-tank Ditch, Hinton Charterhouse, Bath Rowe, P Bristol : Philip Rowe, 2005, 30pp, colour pls, figs, refs Work undertaken by: Philip Rowe A survey of an WWII anti-tank ditch was made as part of a project for the MA in Landscape Archaeology at Bristol University. [AIP] Archaeological periods represented: MO (E.47.3462) ST74506450 {72316BBF-89AC-40B1-85BF-0C5E2EA47AA0} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA1 1HZ BATH WATER MAINS REHABILITATION PROJECT Bath Water Mains Rehabilitation Project Archaeological Watching Brief Watkins, K Warminster : Archaeological Site Investigations, 2005, 26pp, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Archaeological Site Investigations The results confirmed the 'Character Zones' of Bath by identifying clusters of deposits of Roman formation in the Julian Road, Sion Hill and Weston High Street areas. The majority appeared to have been Roman road metalling, with isolated deposits of colluvium and possibly Roman soil horizons. Small quantities of residual artefacts were present in previously disturbed backfill deposits, but none were retained. [Au(abr)] SMR primary record number: 2006/4 Archaeological periods represented: RO, PM Archaeological Investigations Project 2005 Post-determination and Research South West (E.47.3463) ST71566967 {22DFCC0E-AC17-479A-B580-C616E49F6999} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA1 9BY BROCKHAM END, LANSDOWN, BATH A Watching Brief at Brockham End, Lansdown, Bath Robey, T Trowbridge : T.S. Robey, 2005, 3pp, colour pls, figs Work undertaken by: Bath Archaeological Trust The only artefacts found were modern and no cut features were observed. [Au(adp)] Archaeological periods represented: MO (E.47.3464) ST72206390 {6DCC2878-5214-4B78-8BF8-CA59DA4E7473} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA2 1PJ HAYCOMBE DRIVE, BATH Haycombe Drive, Bath. Report on an Archaeological Watching Brief Lewcun, M Bath : Bath Archaeology , 2005, 6pp, figs Work undertaken by: Bath Archaeology The watching brief did not reveal any structures, features, burials or occupation horizons of Roman or any other date prior to the 20th century on the site. [Au(abr)] (E.47.3465) ST71806490 {D31EAD59-523E-4A7B-9D8D-2BBE0E8869FC} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA2 1SJ REDLAND PARK, BATH A Report on an Archaeological Watching Brief at Redland Park, Bath Lewcun, M Bath : Bath Archaeology , 2005, 6pp, figs Work undertaken by: Bath Archaeology No archaeological features intruded into the surviving geological horizons. [Au(abr)] (E.47.3466) ST74806480 {138132D1-8F36-4774-976D-C95046FCC56A} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA1 1ET ROBINS CINEMA, ST. JOHN'S STREET, BATH Robins Cinema, St. John's Street, Bath. Archaeological Monitoring During Redevelopment Work Watkins, K Bath : Bath Archaeological Trust, 2005, 13pp, colour pls, figs, refs Work undertaken by: Bath Archaeological Trust The excavation of service trenches revealed several phases of early activity on the site. Disturbance of the natural underlying gravels during the Romano-British period and evidence of burning was interpreted as a possible phase of scrub clearance followed by agricultural use. During the early medieval period a large pit was dug at the north-eastern end of the site. This may have been in order to quarry gravel, or simply as a rubbish pit. It was then used for the dumping of domestic waste between the 11th and 13th century. The later medieval deposits had been truncated by the 18th and 19th century development of the site. [Au(abr)] Archaeological Investigations Project 2005 Post-determination and Research South West (E.47.3467) ST74706520 {FC2DF399-473E-44C1-A3AD-8DAB2935878F} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA1 2EX THE CIRCUS, BATH The Circus, Bath, Bath and North East Somerset. An Archaeological Watching Brief Slator, J Gillingham : Context One Archaeological Services, 2005, 18pp, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Context One Archaeological Services Excavation of Trenches 2 and 3 revealed a layer of sub-rectangular stone cobbles, which undoubtedly related to the original cobbled surface of the central area of the Circus. Excavation in trench 1 revealed no evidence of the cobbled surface and was supplanted, instead, by a modern layer of domestic dumping. Three bone fragments, three clay pipe fragments, one glass shard and two whiteware sherds contained within this layer additionally reflected a typical pattern of domestic refuse dumping. [Au(abr)] Archaeological periods represented: PM (E.47.3468) ST72456340 {80FC6854-DD81-44DD-AC62-FC611976C5A0} Parish: Bath Postal Code: BA2 1JZ WEDMORE PARK, BATH A Report on an Archaeological Watching Brief at Wedmore Park, Bath Lewcun, M Bath : Bath Archaeology , 2005, 13pp, figs, refs Work undertaken by: Bath Archaeology No archaeological features intruded into the surviving geological horizons. [Au(abr)] SMR primary record number: 2006/49 (E.47.3469) ST71706820 {509ABD70-8045-4ED5-9762-E8E956096308} Parish: Charlcombe Postal Code: BA1 4LL BATH RACECOURSE, LANSDOWN, BATH An Archaeological Watching Brief Bath Racecourse, Lansdown, Bath Watkins, K Bath : Kim Watkins, 2005, 5pp, figs, refs Work undertaken by: Kim Watkins The work revealed no deposits of archaeological significance. [Au(abr)] (E.47.3470) ST77606310 {C5D043B9-12FF-4948-B016-5CA95C19DA89} Parish: Claverton Postal Code: BA2 7AQ 33 & 34 ROCKCLIFFE AVENUE, BATH 33 & 34 Rockcliffe Avenue, Bath Robey, T Trowbridge : T.S. Robey, 2005, 2pp, pls, figs Work undertaken by: T.S. Robey The only feature visible in any of the trenches was a defunct sewer and manhole. [Au(abr)] (E.47.3471) ST65646884 {4E10F790-5AD7-4AD2-B617-812C096E9B20} Parish: Keynsham Postal Code: BS31 2BT 10 ABBEY PARK, KEYNSHAM A Report on an Archaeological Watching Brief 10 Abbey Park, Keynsham Lewcun, M Bath : Bath Archaeology , 2005, 6pp, figs Work undertaken by: Bath Archaeology Archaeological Investigations Project 2005 Post-determination and Research South West The watching brief revealed the presence of a vault of indeterminate date, though it might have been contemporary with Keynsham Abbey. No other features or finds of pre-20th century date were recorded. [Au] Archaeological periods represented: UD (E.47.3472) ST69006790 {AA495FB9-57B2-41FD-871F-05F55CAFA6C7} Parish: Keynsham Postal Code: BS31 3ER SITE AT MEAD LANE, SALTFORD Site at Mead Lane, Saltford, Bath and North East Somerset. Archaeological Recording of a Section of Riverbank Tutt, R & Payne, R Bristol : Avon Archaeological Unit, 2005, 10pp, colour pls, figs, refs Work undertaken by: Avon Archaeological Unit Archaeological recording was necessary due to the presence of an unidentified wooden beam and associated timber structures discovered by contract workers. [Au(abr)] Archaeological periods represented: PM (E.47.3473) ST71566967 {0392A9D1-E7AD-4797-8CB9-BBF675ACC179} Parish: North Stoke Postal Code: BA1 9BY BROCKHAM END, LANSDOWN, BATH Brockham End, Lansdown, Bath. Report on an Archaeological Watching Brief Lewcun, M Bath : Bath Archaeology , 2005, 6pp, figs Work undertaken by: Bath Archaeology The excavation revealed a broad ditch, containing pottery of early medieval date, running just above the deep combe to the south-west. The probability that a contemporary building stood nearby was significant, as no medieval activity had been recorded here before. [Au(abr)] SMR primary record number: 2006/97 Archaeological periods represented: EM (E.47.3474) ST62006360 {36E559B3-2A0E-4F62-8697-EF7B3D31C813} Parish: Publow Postal Code: BS39 4BJ HIGH STREET, PENSFORD High Street, Pensford. Archaeological Watching Brief Lewcum, M Bath : Bath Archaeological Trust, 2005, 8pp, colour pls, figs, refs Work undertaken by: Bath Archaeological Trust The work revealed the uphill limit of the ditch recorded during the evaluation, and a ditch heading from there towards the old boundary marker suggested that both related to the outline and drainage of the same plot of land. No further features were seen on the downhill portion of the site. [Au(abr)] Archaeological periods represented: UD Bristol Bristol, City of (E.54.3475) ST53658025 {E3F93BAC-109E-4772-A76B-DEEF8856A328} Parish: Avonmouth Postal Code: BS11 0QL CABOT PARK, IO CENTRE, PHASE2, AVONMOUTH Cabot Park, IO Centre, Phase 2, Avonmouth, Bristol: Archaeological
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