A0846 All Saints School, Nunnery Lane
Item
- Title
- A0846 All Saints School, Nunnery Lane
- Alternative Title
- 1993.15 All Saints School, Nunnery Lane
- Description
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"Two parallel shallow ditches aligned north-south and containing Roman pottery of 1st-3rd century date were located in a single trench 5 x 2m excavated in advance of the construction of a classroom extension.
The proximity of the Roman cemetery found at 35-41 Blossom Street suggested that a burial found on this site may be of the same date. However the single burial was recorded within a deposit containing both 13th/14th century pottery and an 8th century styca. The burial, most of which lay beyond the confines of the trench, was aligned east-west and was at a similar height above Ordnance Datum to burials within a Roman cemetery. A number of thick build-up deposits dated to the medieval period and were cut by a post-medieval stone-lined well." - Type
- Evaluation
- Date
- October 18, 1993 – October 1993
- Creator
- York Archaeological Trust
- Contributor
- David Evans (excavator)
- Spatial Coverage
- All Saints School, Nunnery Lane, York
- SE59735133
- Monument Type
- Monument Type - Ditch
- Monument Type - Inhumation
- Monument Type - Build-Up
- Monument Type - Well
- Monument Type - School Playground
- Period
- Roman
- Medieval
- Post-Medieval
- Modern
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