Monument record 0043601000 - BEACHAMPTON,HALL FARM

Summary

Remains of medieval to post-medieval house platforms and hollow way recorded in field survey

Protected Status/Designation

  • None recorded

Map

Type and Period (2)

  • HOUSE PLATFORM (Medieval to Post-Medieval - 1066 AD? to 1798 AD?)
  • HOLLOW WAY (Medieval to Post-Medieval - 1066 AD? to 1798 AD?)

Description

Plan Form - RECTANGULAR
SW & W OF HALL FARM ARE PROBABLE HOUSE PLATFORMS, GETTING CLEARER IN VICINITY OF CHURCH, IN A FIELD CALLED 'LITTLE QUEEN'S CLOSE' (B1). EXTENT OF SHRINKAGE PARTIALLY REDEFINED FROM 1946 RAF AP WHICH SHOWS VILLAGE EARTHWORKS/HOUSE PLATFORMS (B2). NGR TO CENTRE OF SETTLEMENT EARTHWORKS. House platforms, a well-defined hollow way aligned roughly NW-SE and possibly leading to former building remains (watermill complex?) or a possible ford, and other less-well defined earthworks including areas of quarrying, surveyed in field to west, southwest and south of Beachampton Hall. Detailed earthwork survey (B4).

Sources (5)

  • ---SBC18801 Aerial Photograph: RAF. 11/10/46. RAF 20.4173. SP778376. Yes.
  • <1>SBC8352 Verbal communication: Mike Farley & Ted Bull. 1973. FARLEY M E (BCM) & BULL E J 1973 (MAY) PERS COMM FOLLOWING FIELD VISIT.
  • <2>SBC180 Verbal communication: PERS COMM FROM 1946 RAF AIR PHOTO 20.4173.
  • <3>SBC4594 Bibliographic reference: Gerald Elvey (ed). 1975. 'LUFFIELD PRIORY CHARTERS PT II', IN BUCKS RECORD SOCIETY 18 PP367-368 (CHARTER 721) & PP LXVII-LXX. Vol 18.
  • <4>SBC22111 Graphic material: Paul Woodfield. Undated. Topographic survey of Earthworks at Beachampton Hall.

Location

Grid reference SP 77180 37100 (point)
Civil Parish BEACHAMPTON, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire

Finds (0)

Related Monuments/Buildings (1)

Related Events/Activities (2)

  • Event - Survey: Earthwork survey (EBC16456)
  • Event - Survey: Site visit (EBC16455)

Record last edited

Jan 4 2018 12:15PM

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