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STANAGE HOUSE FARM Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire The JESSOP Consultancy Sheffield + Lichfield + Oxford STANAGE HOUSE FARM Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire Written Scheme of Investigation for Historic Building Recording February 2021 Final Document No: TJC2021.7 Planning No: NP/DDD/0620/0475 OASIS No: thejesso1-413454 Accession No.: Pending The JESSOP Consultancy Sheffield + Lichfield + Oxford Northern Office Cedar House 38 Trap Lane Sheffield South Yorkshire S11 7RD Tel: 0114 287 0323 Midlands Office The Garden Room Coleshill House (No.3) 75 Coleshill Street, Sutton Coldfield Birmingham B72 1SH Tel: 01543 479 226 Southern Office The Old Tannery Hensington Road Woodstock Oxfordshire OX20 1JL Tel: 01865 364 543 Disclaimer This document has been prepared with the best data made available at the time of survey and research. It is, therefore, not possible to guarantee the accuracy of secondary data provided by another party, or source. The report has been prepared in good faith and in accordance with accepted guidance issued by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists. Digital versions of this document may contain images that have been down-sampled and are reduced in quality. Copyright The copyright of this document is assigned to the Client, however the JESSOP Consultancy must be acknowledged as the author of the document. The JESSOP Consultancy (TJC Heritage Limited) The JESSOP Consultancy is the trading name of TJC Heritage Limited, a United Kingdom Registered Company - No.9505554. The JESSOP Consultancy is a Registered Organisation of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists and all work is undertaken in accordance with their Code of Conduct (CIfA 2019). STANAGE HOUSE FARM, Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire Written Scheme of Investigation - Report TJC2021.7 SUMMARY OF PROJECT DETAILS TJC Project Code: E2 OASIS ID: thejesso1-413454 Project Type(s): Heritage Statement National Grid Reference: SK 21279 78107 (centred) Postcode: S32 5QD (nearest) County: Derbyshire District/Unitary Authority: Derbyshire Dales National Park: Peak District Parish: Eyam Elevation: c. 375m above Ordnance Datum Planning Reference(s): NP/DDD/0620/0475 Designation Status(s): Non-designated (Derbyshire HER ref: MDR19033) Situated within the Peak District National Park Prepared by: James Thomson MCIFA Reviewed by Oliver Jessop MCIFA Date: 26.01.2021 Version: Draft (v1) The JESSOP Consultancy Sheffield + Lichfield + Oxford STANAGE HOUSE FARM, Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire Written Scheme of Investigation - Report TJC2021.7 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................................................. 1 2 SITE DETAILS ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 3 HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL BASELINE ........................................................................................................ 5 4 SCOPE OF WORKS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 5 PROJECT AIMS ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 6 METHODOLOGY FOR BUILDING RECORDING ........................................................................................................ 8 8 ARCHIVE ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 10 REPORTING ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 11 MANAGEMENT OF THE PROGRAMME OF WORKS ......................................................................................... 13 12 HEALTH AND SAFETY AND INSURANCE ................................................................................................................ 14 13 COPYRIGHT .................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 14 SUPPORTING INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................... 16 The JESSOP Consultancy Sheffield + Lichfield + Oxford STANAGE HOUSE FARM, Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire Written Scheme of Investigation - Report TJC2021.7 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1. BACKGROUND 1.1.1. This document forms a Written Scheme of Investigation (WSI) for a programme of historic building recording at Stanage House Farm, Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire (Figure 1), centred on National Grid Reference SK 21279 78107. 1.1.2. This programme of works has been prepared to address a condition of planning consent for the refurbishment of Stanage House Farm (NP/DDD/0620/0475): a) No development shall take place until a Written Scheme of Investigation for a scheme of archaeological works has been submitted to and approved by the National Park Authority in writing, and until any pre-start element of the approved scheme has been completed to the written satisfaction of the National Park Authority. The scheme shall include an assessment of significance and research questions and; 1. The programme and methodology of site investigation and recording; 2. programme for post investigation assessment; 3. Provision to be made for analysis of the site investigation and recording; 4. Provision to be made for publication and dissemination of the analysis and records of the site investigation; 5. Provision to be made for archive deposition of the analysis and records of the site investigation; 6. Nomination of a competent person or persons/organization undertake the works set out within the Written Scheme of Investigation. b) No development shall take place other than in accordance with the archaeological Written Scheme of Investigation approved under part A. c) The development shall not be occupied until the site investigation and post investigation assessment has been completed in accordance with the programme set out in the archaeological Written Scheme of Investigation approved under part A and the provision to be made for analysis, publication and dissemination of results and archive deposition has been secured. 1.2. CONSULTATION 1.2.1. This programme of works has been designed in consultation with the PDNPA Senior Conservation Archaeologist, who have been given the opportunity to comment on a draft of this WSI prior to final submission. An application to discharge Part A of the condition has been made (NP/DIS/1120/1073) and will be updated with the agreed WSI. 1 The JESSOP Consultancy Sheffield + Lichfield + Oxford STANAGE HOUSE FARM, Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire Written Scheme of Investigation - Report TJC2021.7 Figure 1: Site Location 2 The JESSOP Consultancy Sheffield + Lichfield + Oxford STANAGE HOUSE FARM, Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire Written Scheme of Investigation - Report TJC2021.7 2 SITE DETAILS 2.1. SITE LOCATION 2.1.1. Stanage House Farm is an isolated farmstead located 1.8km north of the village of Eyam and 1.2km west of the hamlet of Bretton (Figure 1). The farm is surrounded by fields, formed on the edge of an area of unenclosed moorland, Eyam Moor, and accessed along an unpaved lane leading onto The Croft off Sir William Hill Road. 2.1.2. The farm lies on the northern slope of Sir William Hill, from which the land drops steadily away to the north before dropping more sharply to form the valley of Bretton Brook. A gritstone outcrop, known as Stanage, forms a ridge to the east of the site. 2.1.3. The arrangement of the site (Figure 2) is focused on a single foldyard, defined by a long linear combination barn to its north (Building 4), and a boundary wall to its south and west which is abutted by a modern lean-to structure (Building 5). The farmhouse (Building 1) is situated to the south-east of the yard and faces south. A small yard is enclosed to the west of the house, onto which fronts a former kennel (Building 3). To the south of this yard is an outhouse (Building 2). 2.2. GEOLOGY 2.2.1. The bedrock geology of the site is mudstone and siltstone of the Hebden Formation, lying between areas of sandstone belonging to the Shale Grit and Kinderscout Grit (BGS, 2021). The latter has been historically quarried at Sir William Hill for building stone to the east of the site, with Kinderscout Grit buildings recorded at Grindleford, Leam Hall and Highlow (Historic England, 2016 & 2017). 2.3. DESIGNATIONS 2.3.1. The site is not covered by any heritage designations. 3 The JESSOP Consultancy Sheffield + Lichfield + Oxford STANAGE HOUSE FARM, Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire Written Scheme of Investigation - Report TJC2021.7 Figure 2: Site Layout showing recording strategy 4 The JESSOP Consultancy Sheffield + Lichfield + Oxford STANAGE HOUSE FARM, Sir William Hill Road, Bretton, Derbyshire Written Scheme of Investigation - Report TJC2021.7 3 HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL BASELINE 3.1. INTRODUCTION 3.1.1. This summary draws on the history for Stanage House Farm presented in a previous heritage statement
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