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64770 Godolphin and Latymer School, Iffley, London

Gardiner and Theobald LLP commissioned Wessex Archaeology in London to undertake an archaeological evaluation at the Godolphin and Latymer School, Iffley Road, London W8, in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, at NGR: 522970, 178860.
The evaluation was undertaken as a condition of planning consent for the development of the site from disused land immediately to the north of St. Johns Church, to a new music block with landscaping.
A single trench was opened to evaluate the archaeological potential. Previous geotechnical work had shown up to two metres of modern made ground lying on top of Kempton Park Gravels (Geotechnical & Environmental Associates, 2006), and the archaeological evaluation trench supported this. The trench dimensions were reduced slightly from 5 x 10m to 4 x 8m to avoid tree canopies along the northern edge of the site. At a depth of 0.7m the trench was stepped in by 1m to prevent side collapse, the horizon with the natural gravels was found at approximately 1.47m below ground surface.
No archaeological features or deposits were observed during the evaluation.

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Gardiner and Theobald LLP commissioned Wessex Archaeology in London to undertake an archaeological evaluation at the Godolphin and Latymer School, Iffley Road, London W8, in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, at NGR: 522970, 178860.
The evaluation was undertaken as a condition of planning consent for the development of the site from disused land immediately to the north of St. Johns Church, to a new music block with landscaping.
A single trench was opened to evaluate the archaeological potential. Previous geotechnical work had shown up to two metres of modern made ground lying on top of Kempton Park Gravels (Geotechnical & Environmental Associates, 2006), and the archaeological evaluation trench supported this. The trench dimensions were reduced slightly from 5 x 10m to 4 x 8m to avoid tree canopies along the northern edge of the site. At a depth of 0.7m the trench was stepped in by 1m to prevent side collapse, the horizon with the natural gravels was found at approximately 1.47m below ground surface.
No archaeological features or deposits were observed during the evaluation.

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