Site Images and GIS Data from an Archaeological Evaluation at Kirton Sewage Works, Drunkard's Lane, Kirton, Suffolk, April 2021

This collection consists of site images and GIS data from an archaeological evaluation at Kirton Sewage Works, Drunkard's Lane, Kirton, Suffolk. The works were undertaken by Cotswold Archaeology in April 2021. Twenty-two trenches were excavated, with archaeological deposits identified in eleven. Of the twenty-four features, fourteen were ditches, nine were pits and one was a post hole. Only a few finds were recovered, with the majority of the features excavated devoid of datable material. Evidence for prehistoric activity included Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age pottery recovered from a ditch in Trench 12 and several flakes of struck flint recovered from a pit and a post hole within Trench 13. The medieval activity was restricted to a single pit within Trench 15, which contained sherds from a single exceptionally large early Medieval jar/cooking pot.