Digital Archive from an Archaeological Evaluation at Hargham Road, Attleborough, Norfolk, October to November 2018

This collection comprises site images and records, databases, spreadsheet data, and a vector drawing from an archaeological evaluation at Hargham Road, Attleborough, Norfolk. The works; conducted by Oxford Archaeology East, occurred between 24th October and 30th November 2018. Activity dating from the Late Neolithic through to the Early Bronze Age included seven post holes and two small pits, representing possible evidence for one or more post-built structures. Limited evidence of Iron Age activity was found. Although Romano-British pottery was more common at the site, the overall assemblage was small for the period. The dispersed nature of the Roman pottery and the small quantities recovered are indicative of outlying field system, rather than the core of a Roman settlement. The evaluation also confirmed the presence of a series of post medieval ditches.