Monument record 1163501000 - REAR OF THE RED LION
Summary
Protected Status/Designation
- None recorded
Map
Type and Period (4)
- POTTERY KILN? (15th Century to 16th Century - 1400 AD? to 1599 AD?)
- TILE KILN? (15th Century to 16th Century - 1400 AD? to 1599 AD?)
- KILN (15th Century to 16th Century - 1400 AD? to 1599 AD?)
- PIT (16th Century - 1500 AD? to 1599 AD?)
Description
Watching brief carried out by John Moore Heritage Services between July 2011 and May 2012, during groundworks for building alterations, service trenching, new soakaway and installation of an undergroundoil tank, recorded the remains of a brick-built post-medieval pottery or tile kiln beneath the end wall of a 17th century building. Parts of the flue chamber walls and the wall and roof of the barrel-vaulted kiln survived to a height of seven brick courses. The kiln had been backfilled in the 18th century and partially demolished in the 19th century. A steep-sided pit at least 1.1m wide and at least 0.6m deep with mid 16th century pottery from the fill was found whilst digging a new soakaway in the rear garden to the east of the outbuildings. See report for detail (B2).
Sources (1)
- <2>SBC24433 Unpublished document: John Moore Heritage Services. 2012. Historic Building Assessment and Watching Brief on The Red Lion, Church Street, Brill.
Location
| Grid reference | SP 65555 13809 (point) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | BRILL, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire |
Finds (3)
- SHERD (15th Century to 16th Century - 1400 AD to 1599 AD)
- SHERD (Post-Medieval to 19th Century - 1540 AD to 1899 AD)
- ROOF TILE (Post-Medieval - 1540 AD to 1798 AD)
Related Monuments/Buildings (1)
Related Events/Activities (1)
- Event - Intervention: Historic building recording and watching brief (Ref: BRCS 12) (EBC17620)
Record last edited
Apr 19 2022 4:20PM
