York Historic Environment Record

A watching brief was carried out. Report not accessed. York Archaeology digital archive records the following information: A cobble surface, waterlogged medieval build-up, and building timbers were recorded in contractor's excavations. Exposed organic silts containing wooden piles, a number of planks and other structural timbers. Part of the corner of a timber-framed building was recorded at a depth of 1m beneath the surface. Associated pottery suggests an earlier 13th century date for this building. Source: https://collections.yorkarchaeologicaltrust.co.uk/s/collections/item/127707 Parent record for deposit model information (1989.19) - have made an assumption that this NMR record is related to those deposit model points - may need clarifying! No further information. A further NMR entry 659358 seems to relate to this watchine brief too. Museum accession code: 1989-90.19RCHME microfilm PRN 2957. Medieval archaeology : journal of the Society for Medieval Archaeology Index to vols 1-5 (1957-61); 6-10 (1962-66); 11-15 (1967-71); 16-20(1972-76); 21-25 (1977-81); 26-30 (1982-86); 31-35 (1987-91); 36-40 (1992-1996) XXXIV/1990/222 York Archaeological Trust annual report /1990-1991/28