Site Event/Activity record ENT195 - Trial Trenches at Langar

Location

Location Langar, Nottinghamshire
Grid reference SK 72190 34429 (point)
Map sheet SK73SW
District Rushcliffe
Civil Parish Langar cum Barnstone, Rushcliffe

Technique(s)

Organisation

Trent and Peak Archaeological Trust

Date

From: 01 Jan 1998

To: 31 Dec 1998

Map

Description

Four trial trenches (3 were all 5x5m, 1 was 6x2m) were dug to investigate geophysical anomalies. All trenches were excavated using a toothless ditching bucket on the back actor of a mechanical excavator. Topsoil was removed first and then the underlying soil removed in c. 0.1m spits to a level at which archaeological features could be recognised. In most cases this was also the level at which bedrock was revealed. Throughout the site, the features were truncated to the level of the limestone bedrock. See E9055 for earthwork survey, E9056 for gepohysical survey.

Sources/Archives (1)

  • --- Unpublished document: S.J. Malone. 1998. Langar Sewage Treatment Works: Archaeological Evaluation (Phase Three).

Related Monuments/Buildings (5)

  • E Med / Med ditch at Langar (Element)
  • E Med / Med features at Langar (Element)
  • E Med / Med pottery from Langar (Element)
  • Medieval feature at Langar (Element)
  • Medieval pit at Langar (Element)

Record last edited

Jul 23 2026 4:33PM

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