NHER 35069 (Find Spot record) - Probable post medieval human skeletons

8 February 2000. Found on triangle of ground during excavations for an urban regeneration scheme.
Human skeletal remains.
Large bag containing predominantly long bones with vertebrae and ribs, seen by A. Rogerson (NLA) at Gressenhall, and brought there by [1]. These may be from a burial ground associated with a Quaker Meeting House established 1689. The burial ground in Old Road began to be used in 1754. See (S1). The triangle of ground is shown on (S2) with a small building on its northeast corner.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 8 Febraury 2000.

9 February 2000. Field Observation.
Found during machine clearance of overburden (modern rubble) down to an earlier ground surface.
Two or more articulated burials in situ. West to east burials. Since excavation stopped at this point, with preparation of the surface for carpark (shing and new tarmac), these left in situ. [2] arranged for earlier finds of human skeletal remains held by Norfolk Constabulary at Fakenham police station to be returned for burial on site.
K. Penn (NAU), 27 February 2000.

Grid reference corrected from TF 9189 2857.
A. Cattermole (HES), 25 July 2011.