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Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Esq; Sir William Roberts Knight, John Parker Esq; Henry Pit Esq; Matthias Valentine Esq; and Robert Aldworth Esq; who …
Survey of London
… brick-lined eighteenth- or early nineteenth-century pit or vat, and there was no trace of it either under or …
Survey of London
… when the Georgian block came to be built. Beside the large pit (which contained a featureless mixture of rubble and builders' rubbish) was a second and smaller pit, also brick-lined and mutilated as found. Three matters …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… WEST DRAYTON & YIEWSLEY Yiewsley, most from Boyer's Gravel-pit (possibly TQ. 07488033 or TQ. 08168014): c. 14 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… probably early Iron-Age pottery was found in a gravel-pit, reputedly with pieces of baked clay and burnt flints, … ENFIELD Ponders End: collection of IA pottery from gravel-pit. Most coarse, gritted ware, but, as at Heathrow, a few … Found by W. G. Smith, 1883. L.M. 28.111 92 HANWELL Gravel-pit: fragments of coarse pottery. Described as IA but seem …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… has come is that of Swanscombe (Kent). 12 At Barnfield Pit near Swanscombe Halt gravels of the Boyn Hill Terrace overlie Thanet Sand, which in turn rests on chalk. These gravels are divisible into several horizons. The … lie above the terrace. The Taplow Terrace deposits lie on chalk and consist of well-sorted sands and gravels at the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was collected from under peat in Dewe's (now Hartley's) Pit, a short distance south of Harefield Wharf within the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… England the Windmill Hill people settled mostly on the chalk uplands, 92 but the discovery at Yeoveney of one of … are now in L.M.: one 'found during filling of Ham gravel-pit with filling from Chelsea Reach', the other from the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… finds from at least two sites. 57 One site was Seward's Pit, noted for Palaeolithic finds, and in an area said to … on TQ. 153800), which is not far from the Seward's Pit site. Two sherds are said to be from the 'top soil of the gravel pit'. 59 The plainrimmed and flat-bottomed pots are fairly …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… In 1816 'Roman urns and coins were found in this gravel-pit and some skeletons'. 59 Unknown Carterhatch (or … Broomfield from an inclosure map of 1801-3. The gravel-pit (also known as Mr. Mellish's Pit) could still be traced in 1961; the O.S. recs. are very …