Archaeological monitoring and recording on new flagpole foundations near Colchester Castle bridge, Colchester, Essex: July 2015

CAT Report 853: summary

by Robin Mathieson and Howard Brooks (with contributions from -)

Summary

Archaeological monitoring and recording was undertaken on the contractor’s excavation of two pits for new flagpoles on either side of the entrance bridge to Colchester Castle. The site is in an area of the highest archaeological importance, south of the Norman castle keep, and south of the site of the Roman Temple of Claudius in Insula 22 of the Roman town. The pits revealed post-medieval layers but no significant features, and produced unstratified Roman and post-medieval and finds.

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Location

near Colchester Castle bridge, Castle Park, Colchester, Essex

Map Reference

TL 99856 25273

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