Monument record 0408902000 - NE OF LOWER FARM, UPTON Late Iron Age and Romano-British Settlement

Summary

Various Late Iron Age, Roman and medieval finds from metal detecting

Protected Status/Designation

  • SHINE: Upton deserted medieval village earthworks with manor site, fishponds and associated ridge and furrow cultivation earthworks

Map

Type and Period (1)

  • ARTEFACT SCATTER (ASSEMBLAGE, 1st Century Roman to Medieval - 43 AD to 1539 AD)

Description

FINDS OF LATE IRON AGE TO ROMANO-BRITISH DATE FOUND BY TOM CLARK IN 1994-1995 WHILST METAL-DETECTING AND CARRYING OUT MINI-EXCAVATIONS AT UPTON. FINDS MOSTLY FROM AN AREA CENTRED ON NGR (B7-8).
Aerial photographs taken in 1996 reveal additional earthworks (B13).
The field had been divided into smaller areas by Mr Clark and the archive letters, notes and photographs give an indication of the variety of pottery and metal finds that were made. The finds included sherds from Romano-British Oxford Mortarium and buckles, rings, weights and a clasp. Buckingham County Museum reference N1363 (B14).

Sources (5)

  • ---SBC18893 Aerial Photograph: 12/12/46. RAF 40.4070. SP\771118. Yes.
  • <7>SBC2974 Bibliographic reference: CLARK T H, BABB L M C & FARLEY M E (BCM) JUNE-JULY 1994 (SEE NOTES & CORRESPONDENCE WITH DR KING,.
  • <8>SBC2965 Bibliographic reference: CLARK T H & FARLEY M E (BCM) FEBRUARY 1995 (BCM ENTRY FORM NUMBER 1605) (SEE NOTES ETC, FILED).
  • <13>SBC19883 Aerial Photograph: Mike Farley. 1996. A25/27/13 - Blommer and Upton. SP7730 1100. Yes.
  • <14>SBC19888 Unpublished document: Buckinghamshire County Museum and T Clark. 1994-5. Correspondence regarding the identification of finds from field to the east of Lower Farm, Upton.

Location

Grid reference SP 77410 11530 (point)
Civil Parish DINTON-WITH-FORD AND UPTON, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire

Finds (0)

Related Monuments/Buildings (5)

Related Events/Activities (2)

  • Event - Intervention: Metal detecting (EBC10327)
  • Event - Intervention: Metal detecting (EBC15757)

Record last edited

Feb 19 2024 11:42AM

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