P0510 1-5 Davygate and 9 Little Stonegate
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Title
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P0510 1-5 Davygate and 9 Little Stonegate
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Alternative Title
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1997.102 1-5 Davygate and 9 Little Stonegate
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Description
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An evaluative excavation recorded deposits which dated from the 10th to the 20th century and demonstrated a complex development history of occupation with timber framed buildings and workshops where metal working took place. The upper levels had been disturbed by 19th century service trenches and modern construction on the site.
A larger scale excavation of the area uncovered a sequence of occupation of the area from the 10th - 18th century. Including the complex development history of timber-framed structures part of which were workshops in which metal working seems to have taken place during the period 13th - 18th century.
A watching brief found further evidence of medieval occupation including a hearth together with timber lined pits and dumps in backyard areas. A further watching brief monitored 140 separate machine excavated interventions which allowed the provisional reconstruction of the ground plan of a Roman barrack block. Anglo Scandinavian occupation deposits were recorded together with medieval occupation and sutuctural remains on the Little Stonegate and Davygate street frontages.
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Type
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Evaluation, Excavation, Watching Brief
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Date
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6 October 1997 – 21 October 1997
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16 March 1998 – 7 April 1998
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15 July 1998 – 15 July 1998
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August 1998 – January 1999
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Creator
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York Archaeological Trust
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Contributor
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M Johnson (fieldwork)
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N Macnab (fieldwork)
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David Evans (fieldwork)
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Spatial Coverage
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1-5 Davygate, 9, Little Stonegate, York
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SE60245197
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Period
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Roman
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Anglo-Scandinavian
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Medieval
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Post-Medieval
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Modern
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