Monument record 0223502000 - TRAM HILL, BRILL

Summary

Nineteenth century possible clay-shed footings recorded in field survey

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Type and Period (1)

  • INDUSTRIAL SITE (19th Century - 1800 AD to 1899 AD)

Description

Dimensions - Length 14m, Width 13m.
Plan Form - L SHAPED
BUILDINGS KNOWN LOCALLY AS THE CLAYSHEDS. DEMOLISHED BEFORE SITE WAS PLANNED & RECORDED, FEB 1975. ASSOCIATED WITH THE C19th KILN. KNOWN TO HAVE BELONGED TO THE HUBBOCK FAMILY, THE LAST POTTERS IN BRILL,WHO CEASED OPERATION IN 1860'S. PLAN OF FOOTINGS IN B4, FIG3, P133 (B4).
Part of one 'clay shed' was uncovered in 2006 excavations for an extension (B6).

Sources (6)

  • <1>SBC20461 Bibliographic reference: William Page (ed). 1908. A History of Buckinghamshire (Victoria County History) Volume II. Volume 2. p115.
  • <2>SBC1523 Unpublished document: Buckinghamshire County Museum. BCM LOANS REGISTER.
  • <3>SBC4842 Verbal communication: FARLEY M E (BCM) FEB 1975 PERS COMM (SEE FILE; NB- MOST NOTES ETC FILED WITH CAS 2129) ALSO SEE REC.
  • <4>SBC4915 Article in serial: M E Farley. 1979. 'POTTERY & POTTERY KILNS OF THE POST-MEDIEVAL PERIOD AT BRILL', IN POST-MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLOGY 13 pp127-152.
  • <5>SBC2087 Bibliographic reference: BUCKS RECORDS SOCIETY 1985 22 P72 (BECKETT, IFW; B UCKINGHAMSHIRE POSSE COMMITATUS 1798).
  • <6>SBC22919 Unpublished document: Archaeological Services & Consultancy Ltd. 2007. Archaeological excavation and watching brief: 75 Temple Street,Brill. p19.

Location

Grid reference SP 65590 14230 (point)
Civil Parish BRILL, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire

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Related Events/Activities (2)

  • Event - Survey: (EBC10377)
  • Event - Intervention: Excavation and watching brief (Ref: BTS800) (EBC16846)

Record last edited

Jun 3 2022 4:55PM

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