Digital Archive from an Archaeological Excavation at Laundry Road, Minster, Kent, 2020

This collection comprises text, image, CAD, spreadsheet and GIS data from an archaeological excavation at Laundry Road, Minster, Kent. The work was undertaken by Wessex Archaeology between October and November 2020. The excavation identified a moderate quantity of archaeological features and deposits, with a concentration within the southern half of the site. The features comprised 18 pits, 11 postholes, a curvilinear probable settlement enclosure ditch, a post-medieval ditch, 7 tree-throw holes and a quarry pit. The Late Bronze Age activity is represented by pits and postholes located within a large curvilinear enclosure ditch, and three pits located outside the enclosure. Artefactual evidence includes pottery, animal bone, worked flint and fired clay. Disarticulated human remains representing a single individual were also found located within the enclosure with associated finds comprising five copper alloy objects, flint tools, worked stone and perforated clay weights.