NHER 21539 (Monument record) - Sites of Middle Saxon and medieval settlements and multi-period finds

Winter 1984 to 1985. Hales sites 155-7. Fieldwalking low grown cereal, just shot good conditions.
Context 1 general scatter (157) 4 worked flints.
1 base 3 sherds Ipswich pimply.
1 rim 1 sherd Ipswich sandy.
1 rim jar probably Middle Saxon local sandy.
40 medieval unglazed.
2 late medieval/early post medieval.
1 16th century green-glazed base.
10 glazed red earthenware.
Context 2 at 3765 9910 (155). Impressive concentration.
73 medieval unglazed, 8 medieval glazed including 2 odd jug rims oxydised and not actually glazed.
2 late medieval/early post medieval.
5 glazed red earthenware.
1 worked flint.
Context 3 at 3754 9895 (158).
16 medieval unglazed.
1 whitish fabric glazed medieval import.
13 late medieval/early post medieval.
19 glazed red earthenware.
6 post medieval stoneware.
3 clay pipes.
Identified by A. Rogerson (NAU).
E. Rose (NAU) 12 July 1985.
Details in file.

(S1) identifies three sites recorded under this number.
Site 155 is the site of a medieval settlement which had disappeared by the post medieval (possibly shifting to the site of nearby Plumer's Farm).
Site 156 is the site of a medieval settlement, and together with Site 155 represents expansion into areas not exploited since the Middle Saxon period.
Site 157 is the site of a probable Middle Saxon settlement, but there is no evidence for later occupation.
See (S1) for more details.
S. Spooner (NLA) 12 June 2006