Site Event/Activity record EEM14709 - 2017: WB - Horner Farm
Technique(s)
Organisation
AC Archaeology
Date
March 2017
Description
Archaeological monitoring and recording was carried out by AC Archaeology during groundworks associated with the excavation of water pipe trench at Horner Farm, Holnicote, Luccombe, Somerset. The monitored groundworks comprised the machine-excavation of a trench, which measured 0.25 metres wide and between 0.8 metres and 1 metre deep. This extended around the eastern and southern perimeter of the store that replaced the Old House.
The monitoring of the water pipe trench exposed no archaeological features or deposits. The southern portion of the trench cut through deposits that suggested the presence of a former rough yard surface of probable recent date. To the east of the building, the exposed concentration of mixed stone rubble inclusions within the topsoil may have related to the modification of the adjacent building that replaced the Old House, with this deposit perhaps associated with its demolition and subsequent rebuilding.
Sources/Archives (1)
- <1> SEM8513 Report: Simmonds, V.. 2017. Horner Farm, Holnicote, Luccombe, Somerset: Results of archaeological monitoring and recording.
Location
Location | Land at Horner Farm, Holnicote, Luccombe, Somerset |
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Grid reference | Centred SS 8988 4545 (14m by 12m) (Surveyed) |
Map sheet | SS84NE |
Civil Parish | LUCCOMBE, WEST SOMERSET, SOMERSET |
Related Monuments/Buildings (1)
- MEM15280 Horner Farm (Building)
Record last edited
Dec 13 2017 3:39PM