NHER 20996 (Monument record) - Possible undated sea defences or roddon, medieval pottery sherd concentrations

12 December 1984. South of site of Eaubrink Hall. Fieldwalking in well weathered winter wheat.
Context 3 at [1]: small concentration of medieval sherds quite sparse, although extreme limits of sites may not yet have been reached. On what is probably a roddon but could conceivably be some sort of flood defence, on north side and top. Post medieval debris to north could disguise some medieval pot. 35m northeast to southwest x 30m northwest to southeast max. WMV 3 (S1).
Finds in NCM.
R. J. Silvester (NAU), 13 December 1984.

25 March 1985.
Context 1: general scatter of medieval sherds from well weathered ploughsoil and one Late Saxon and one Middle Saxon. WMV AK (S2).
Context 2 at [2]: scatter medieval sherds, perhaps part of context 3 but no real evidence of connection around 25m north to south x 20m east to west. WMV AL (S3).
Finds in NCM.
For full details of pottery wares, etc, see Fenland Folders (S4).
R. J. Silvester (NAU), 28 March 1985.

September 1993. Metal detecting find. Context 4 at [3].
English bronze coin weight for a gold Angel. 15th century. Obverse reads I.R.MAG.BRIT.: and depicts Angel spearing dragon. Reverse depicts Crown/XI/5. Weight 4.48g.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 1 November 1993.