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291-293 LONDON ROADCLANFIELD, HAMPSHIREArchaeological Desk-based Assessment
Prepared for:
Cliveden Homes
Cliveden House62 West StreetDorkingSurreyRH4 1BSby
Wessex Archaeology
Unit 113The Chandlery50 Westminster Bridge RoadLondonSE1 7QYReport reference: 66350.01
July 2007
© Wessex Archaeology Limited 2007 all rights reserved Wessex Archaeology Limited is a Registered Charity No. 287786 
 
Cliveden Homes291-293 London Road, Clanfield, Hampshire
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Desk-based Assessment WA doc. ref. 63350.01
291-293 LONDON ROAD, CLANFIELD, HAMPSHIRE
Archaeological Desk-based AssessmentContents
Summary 
ii
 Acknowledgements
iii
1Introduction........................................................................................................1
1.1Project background.....................................................................................11.2Site location, topography, landuse and geology.........................................11.3Legislative and planning background.........................................................1
2Methods..............................................................................................................4
2.1Introduction.................................................................................................42.2Hampshire Archaeology and Historic Buildings Record (AHBR)................42.3Cartographic and documentary sources.....................................................42.4Aerial photographs.....................................................................................42.5Site visit......................................................................................................42.6Previous studies.........................................................................................42.7Best practice guidance...............................................................................52.8Assumptions...............................................................................................5
3Results................................................................................................................5
3.1Introduction.................................................................................................53.2Statutory and non-statutory designations...................................................53.3Mesolithic (8500-4000 BC) and Neolithic (4000-2400 BC).........................53.4Bronze Age (2400-700 BC)........................................................................53.5Iron Age (700 BC-AD 43)...........................................................................63.6Roman (AD 43-410)...................................................................................73.7Anglo-Saxon (AD 410-1066)......................................................................73.8Medieval (1500-1800).................................................................................73.9Post-medieval (1500-1800)........................................................................83.10Modern (1800-1900)...................................................................................8
4Discussion..........................................................................................................8
4.1Summary of potential..................................................................................84.2Existing impacts..........................................................................................94.3Development impacts.................................................................................94.4Conclusions................................................................................................9
References.................................................................................................................10
Documentary sources........................................................................................10Cartographic sources.........................................................................................10Websites............................................................................................................10
Appendix 1:
Gazetteer of historical sites and monuments within the Study Area
Figures
1 Site location showing sites and findspots2 Historic map regression
c.
1810s – 1933
Cover:
1932 aerial photograph showing position of the Site in relation to Snell’sCorner round barrow. No 293 is the house in the centre foreground.
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