Digital Archive from Archaeological Works at Chapel House, Stoke Rivers, North Devon, Devon, October 2018

This collection consists of images, geophysical and site record data from a desk-based assessment, geophysical survey, heritage impact assessment and evaluation trenching by South West Archaeology Ltd. Work occurred at land North of Chapel House, Stoke Rivers, North Devon, in October 2018. The geophysical survey identified eleven groups of anomalies the most significant of which were probable ditch features associated with removed boundaries. Possible modern services and disturbed ground were identifiable in the southern part of the survey area. The evaluation trenching validated the results of the geophysical survey, and six ditches, the remnants of a hedgebank and a lead water pipe were exposed and excavated. The majority of these features dated to the postmedieval or modern era, although a small assemblage of residual late medieval material was also recovered. On the basis of the geophysical survey, evaluation trenching and desk-based assessment the archaeological potential of the site appears to be low.