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Archaeological testing (96E0141) at the rear of No. 121 South Main St., on the W side of the street and just S of Stonebridge Lane, uncovered a layer of midden material (L 5m plus; max. T 0.6m) that included bands of organic material but which produced no ceramic or other artefacts. It was immediately beneath a layer that produced 17th century pottery but overlay a sterile grey/black sandy layer that in turn overlay a row of three posts. A SW-NE stone-lined culvert that holds the Bishops Water Pill was adjacent to the SE. Midden (WX037-032025-) is c. 10m to the SW. (Moran 1996, 3; Moran 1997)
Compiled by: Michael Moore
Date of upload: 20 December, 2012
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