SDO9598 - St John Ambulance Hall, North Square, Dorchester, Dorset: Archaeological Evaluation
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Type | Unpublished document |
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Title | St John Ambulance Hall, North Square, Dorchester, Dorset: Archaeological Evaluation |
Author/Originator | Bellamy, P |
Date/Year | 2000 |
Terrain Archaeology | 5058.1 |
Abstract/Summary
Four evaluation testpits were excavated By Terrain Archaeology on behalf of Signpost Housing Association, in February 2000, at the St John Ambulance Hall site on the corner of North Square and Friary Lane, Dorchester. Along the Friary Lane frontage the remains of several post-medieval houses were revealed. The house at the northern end was cellared and at least two successive buildings were exposed at the southern end of the site. Below the southern buildings was intact Roman stratigraphy, including the wall of a Roman building. Along the eastern side, there was a build-up of soil at least 1.6 m deep, dated to the 19th century.
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Description
Terrain Archaeology report No. 5058.1. February 2000. Contains plan and section.
Location
Dorset Historic Environment Record
Referenced Monuments (1)
- MDO18163 Roman building, St John Ambulance Hall, Friary Lane, Dorchester (Monument)
Referenced Events (5)
- EDO4154 St John Ambulance Hall, North Square, Dorchester, Evaluation Trench 1 (Ref: NMR UID: 1347766)
- EDO4155 St John Ambulance Hall, North Square, Dorchester, Evaluation Trench 2 (Ref: NMR UID: 1347766)
- EDO4156 St John Ambulance Hall, North Square, Dorchester, Evaluation Trench 3. (Ref: NMR UID: 1347766)
- EDO4157 St John Ambulance Hall, North Square, Dorchester, Evaluation Trench 4 (Ref: NMR UID: 1347766)
- EDO4158 St John Ambulance Hall, North Square, Dorchester; evaluation 2000
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