Site Event/Activity record ENT3743 - Trial Trenching at Calverton

Location

Location Calverton, Nottinghamshire
Grid reference SK 58699 49500 (point)
Map sheet SK54NE
District Gedling
Civil Parish Calverton, Gedling

Technique(s)

Organisation

Trent and Peak Archaeological Trust

Date

1998?

Map

Description

Trial excavations of the cropmarks (by detailed excavation) and apparently blank areas (by rapid excavation). All of the excavations were 3m wide and were stripped of topsoil by a 180 degree mechanical excavator, using a toothless ditching bucket. Three detailed excavations were focused on investigating the known cropmarks. In addition, two long, intermittent trenches were stripped of topsoil across the area apparently devoid of cropmarks. The third rapid excavation targeted any continuation of the linear cropmark feature to the NE of the proposed quarry area. See E9344 for fieldwalking / metal detector survey

Sources/Archives (3)

  • --- Unpublished document: TPAT. Jan 1999. Archaeological Field Evaluation of a Proposed Quarry at Oxton Road, Near Burntstump, Ramsdale, Arnold, Nottinghamshire. p 3.
  • --- Unpublished document: ENTEC. 1999. Proposed Quarry at Oxton Road, near Burnstump, Ramsdale, Arnold, Nottinghamshire: Archaeology and Cultural Heritage.
  • --- Digital archive: Historic England. 2021. National Record of Historic Environment.

Related Monuments/Buildings (5)

  • Ditches and features, Calverton (Element)
  • Ditches and post hole in Trench 2, Calverton (Element)
  • Features in Trench 03, Calverton (Element)
  • Prehistoric and Romano-British features at Calverton (Element)
  • Roman Features at Calverton (Element)

Record last edited

Aug 18 2026 12:31PM

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