Archaeological Investigations Project 2002 Post-Determination & Non-Planning Related Projects South East Region & HOVE

3/745 (E.53.K005) TQ 34000350 16 ROEDEAN CRESCENT Watching Brief 2002 Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit Brighton : Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit, 2002, 1p Work undertaken by: Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit

No features were observed and no archaeological finds were recovered. [Au]

3/746 (E.53.K006) TQ 33850340 34 THE CLIFF, ROEDEAN Watching Brief 2002 Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit Brighton : Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit, 2002, 1p Work undertaken by: Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit

No features were observed. An examination of the soil removed produced 2 white patinated flint flakes and a single sherd of Roman grey ware pottery. [Au]

Archaeological periods represented: PR, RO

3/747 (E.53.K004) TQ 33900340 40 THE CLIFF, ROEDEAN Watching Briefs 2002 Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit Brighton : Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit, 2002, 1p Work undertaken by: Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit

No features observed and finds of 2 struck flint flakes. [Au]

Archaeological periods represented: PR

3/748 (E.53.K007) TQ 33950340 47 THE CLIFF, ROEDEAN Watching Briefs 2002 Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit Brighton : Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit, 2002, 1p Work undertaken by: Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit

No features were observed. An examination of the soil removed produced 3 grey patinated flint flakes. [Au]

Archaeological periods represented: PR

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3/749 (E.53.F007) TV 30950400

6 SHIP STREET, BRIGHTON An Archaeological Watching Brief maintained on groundworks at 6 Ship Street, Brighton, East Sussex Greatorex, C Polegate : CG Archaeology, 2002, 34pp, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: CG Archaeology

The development of a new hotel at the site prompted a watching brief. Despite being located in close proximity to the medieval core of Brighton, no archaeological remains were located. [Au(abr)]

3/750 (E.53.K003) TQ 31500679

DITCHLING ROAD, BRIGHTON An Iron Age Roundhouse at Ditchling Road, Brighton, Sussex Funnell, J Brighton : Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit, 2002, 3pp, figs, refs Work undertaken by: Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit

In late August 2002 contractors from Brighton and Hove City Council began construction. The topsoil was removed down to the substrate. An examination of the cleared area revealed a number of possible archaeological features including pits, linear disturbances and a circular ditch. The circular feature was sectioned in two places. It was a strong possibility that the circular feature was an Iron Age roundhouse. [Au(adp)]

Archaeological periods represented: IA, PR, UD

3/751 (E.53.K001) TQ 35550360 HOG'S CROFT, OVINGDEAN Interim Report 2002 Excavations at 'Hogs Croft' Ovingdean, Brighton, East Sussex Funnell, A Brighton : Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit, 2002, 49pp, colour pls, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit

The excavation of seven trenches in a medieval enclosure of buildings revealed the presence of substantial walls, a large flint floor, a possible well and evidence of demolition in a number of areas. The pieces of dressed stone tended to suggest that significant building may once have stood in the vicinity of Hog Croft. A number of linear features appeared to lie to the east and north of the ones excavated. [Au(adp)]

Archaeological periods represented: MD, PM, UD

3/752 (E.53.F001) TQ 32940468

MANOR HILL, An Archaeological Watching Brief during BT Installations at Manor Hill, Whitehawk, Brighton, East Sussex Griffin, N Ditchling : Archaeology South-East, 2002, 7pp, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Archaeology South-East

2 Archaeological Investigations Project 2002 Post-Determination & Non-Planning Related Projects South East Region The watching brief was maintained during groundworks associated with BT ducts within and immediately adjacent to Whitehawk Camp, a Scheduled Ancient Monument. No archaeological features or finds were revealed. [Au(abr)]

Archaeological periods represented: NE

3/753 (E.53.K002) TQ 33750951

ROCKY CLUMP, STANMER Excavations at Rocky Clump, Stanmer, Brighton Funnell, J. Brighton : Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit, 2002, 21pp, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Brighton and Hove Archaeological Field Unit

Excavations have provided evidence for a cow burial, pits or possible tree hollows, and a ditch. Results from a resistivity survey could prove to be part of a Romano-British round house. A magnetometer survey found possible pits, post holes and a new ditch feature but produced no real evidence for buildings. [Au(adp)]

Archaeological periods represented: RO, UD

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