NHER 1288 (Monument record) - Undated human remains and multi-period finds

1964.
Human bones found in digging for shingle on irregularly shaped hillock by side of river Hun.
On Caley Hall Farm, 302m (330 yards) eastnortheast of the hall.
E. Rose.

C.J.S. Green noted a report that Roman pottery, ash and iron nails were also found; a sand pit dug into the hillock produced one sherd of pottery with finger-nail decoration, and a large squared piece of York stone was found on the hillock. 'Pits to south and southwest of mound' produced Roman pottery.
E. Rose.

See reference to York stone under NHER 12841 - confusion?
E. Rose.

1952.
'Bones' found in sewer trench about here
Information from (S1).
E. Rose.

Note to D. Gurney (NAU), in 1986, said that Dr Wells had dated the human bones to 6th century AD. 'One adult male interment had his head cut off and placed between his tibias. This was the only interment undisturbed' It also adds 'pottery, oysters, boar's tusk, piece of metal' found but does not give any date.
E. Rose (NAU), 3 December 1986.