Digital Archive from an Archaeological Investigation and Excavation at Great Lane, Hackleton, South Northamptonshire, 2021

This digital archive contains images, GIS data, and a database from an archaeological investigation on land at Great Lane, Hackleton, South Northamptonshire. Cotswold Archaeology carried out the works between March and May 2021. It comprised the excavation of 0.45 hector acre of the approximately 0.90 hector acre development site. The earliest recorded archaeological features identified during the excavation comprised enclosures that were established during the medieval period. The medieval enclosures were abandoned in the post-medieval period when two buildings were established. Late 18th century cartographic evidence suggests that at least one of the medieval boundaries was retained, however. By the early 20th century, the buildings had been demolished and the stone foundations of one building were preserved beneath demolition-related material. The location of the other building was represented by two irregular hollows and domestic material in the south-east corner of the excavation area.