Biggleswade Conservative Club, St Andrew's Street, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire: archaeological monitoring report
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Abstract
In response to a planning condition on the construction of three separate proposed single storey extensions and a glazed link, together with associated services at the Conservative Club, St Andrew's Street, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, the Heritage Network was commissioned to undertake a programme of archaeological monitoring of the development groundworks. A previous Heritage Statement had demonstrated a Low overall potential for encountering evidence of archaeological features from the prehistoric to medieval periods, and High for the post-medieval and modern periods. Monitoring of the development groundworks has revealed a number of undated but apparently substantial features. Those encountered in Areas 3 and 4, at the southern end of the site, are likely to relate either to garden and landscaping features or to the 19th century conservatory located against the south elevation of the building. Those in Areas 1 and 2, at the northern end of the site, may represent linear features or backfilled ponds, predating the construction of the building in the early 19th century. Two brick-built structures were encountered in Area 1. These appear to extend west from the northern block, but were apparently unrelated to each other. They may form part of a drainage or heating system associated with the former stables. No other features, deposits or artefacts of archaeological significance were observed during the course of this work. Monitoring of the development groundworks revealed a number of undated, but apparently substantial features. Those encountered in Areas 3 and 4, at the southern end of the site, are likely to relate either to garden and landscaping features or to the 19th century conservatory located against the south elevation of the building. Those in Areas 1 and 2, at the northern end of the site, may represent linear features or backfilled quarry pits, predating the construction of the building in the early 19th century. Two brick-built structures were encountered in Area 1. These appear to extend west from the northern block, but were apparently unrelated to each other. They may form part of a drainage or heating system associated with former stables.
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| Open science | 0.002 | 0.003 |
| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.001 |
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