Source/Archive record SEM8581 - The Parish Church of St George, Dunster, Somerset: A watching brief in the churchyard
Type | Report |
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Title | The Parish Church of St George, Dunster, Somerset: A watching brief in the churchyard |
Author/Originator | Brigers, J.L. |
Date/Year | 2018 |
Prospect Archaeology report | DSG 17 |
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Abstract/Summary
Archaeological monitoring was conducted at the above location during the installation of new services. A probable large undated ditch was exposed in profile towards the southern boundary of the churchyard the location and scale of which allows the possibility that it represents part of the boundary of the medieval monastic complex. Examination of a section of the southern foundation of the nave suggested that the existing structure may have been constructed on a broader footing possibly retained from an earlier building. In the Luttrell Cemetery to the south of the chancel trenching revealed the remains of walls, floors and demolition material associated with at least two post-medieval structures, probably dwellings, that may have stood in some form into the 19th Century.
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Referenced Monuments (9)
- MSO9407 Dunster Priory (Monument)
- MSO12068 No 18, Church Street, Dunster (Building)
- MEM24460 Possible medieval boundary ditch south of St George's Church (Monument)
- MEM24488 Possible post-medieval building south of St George's Church (Monument)
- MEM24474 Post-medieval brick lined grave in St George's Churchyard (Building)
- MEM24484 Post-medieval building northeast of 18, Church Street (Monument)
- MEM24487 Post-medieval wall northeast of 18, Church Street (Monument)
- MSO9435 St George's Church, Dunster (Building)
- MEM24465 St George's Churchyard, Dunster (Building)
Referenced Events (1)
- EEM14745 2017: WB - St George's Churchyard (Ref: 6/10/17/101)
Record last edited
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