A simple rectangular stone hall of the C12 was extended about 1200 or soon afterwards by constructing at its east end what may have been a two-storied building, the alterations including probably an inner staircase. Shallow ditches underlying the C13 work may well have been connected with the first hall. Occupation probably ended about 1400, a date which agrees well both with the pottery and coins, and with the attainder of the last of the Bardolph barons. (5)
See M7916 for nearby Shrewsbury manor house, to W.

Data Held: Aerial Photograph (Aerial photograph). SNT2645.

JAP 13783/22

<1> Peverel Archaeology Group, 1952, Ann Rept 4, pp 27-34 (Published document). SNT1122.

<2> Peverel Archaeology Group, 1953, Ann Rept 5, pp 35-42 (Published document). SNT1123.

<3> Peverel Archaeology Group, 1954, Ann Rept 6, pp 29-36 (Published document). SNT1124.

<4> Peverel Archaeology Group, 1955, Ann Rept 7, pp 27-30 (Published document). SNT1118.

<5> Society for Med Arch, 1957, Med Arch, p 162 (Published document). SNT235.

<6> Thoroton Society, 1954, TTS, p 14 (Published document). SNT368.