Cemetery Excavation

Late Saxon Carved Stone Block Late Saxon Carved Stone Block - In the Summer of 2000 Essex County Council's Field Archaeology Unit carried out a full excavation of the new Parish Burial Ground. They revealed an exciting array of features including evidence of Neolithic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval occupation Late Saxon Carved Stone Block Late Saxon Carved Stone Block - In the Summer of 2000 Essex County Council's Field Archaeology Unit carried out a full excavation of the new Parish Burial Ground. They revealed an exciting array of features including evidence of Neolithic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval occupation	Late Iron Age Vessel From A Cremation Pit Late Iron Age Vessel From A Cremation Pit - In the Summer of 2000 Essex County Council's Field Archaeology Unit carried out a full excavation of the new Parish Burial Ground. They revealed an exciting array of features including evidence of Neolithic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval occupation Late Iron Age Vessel From A Cremation Pit Late Iron Age Vessel From A Cremation Pit - In the Summer of 2000 Essex County Council's Field Archaeology Unit carried out a full excavation of the new Parish Burial Ground. They revealed an exciting array of features including evidence of Neolithic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval occupation	Roman Flagon From An Inhumation Burial Roman Flagon From An Inhumation Burial - In the Summer of 2000 Essex County Council's Field Archaeology Unit carried out a full excavation of the new Parish Burial Ground. They revealed an exciting array of features including evidence of Neolithic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval occupation Roman Flagon From An Inhumation Burial Roman Flagon From An Inhumation Burial - In the Summer of 2000 Essex County Council's Field Archaeology Unit carried out a full excavation of the new Parish Burial Ground. They revealed an exciting array of features including evidence of Neolithic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval occupation
Roman Samian Vessels After Conservation Roman Samian Vessels After Conservation - In the Summer of 2000 Essex County Council's Field Archaeology Unit carried out a full excavation of the new Parish Burial Ground. They revealed an exciting array of features including evidence of Neolithic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval occupation Roman Samian Vessels After Conservation Roman Samian Vessels After Conservation - In the Summer of 2000 Essex County Council's Field Archaeology Unit carried out a full excavation of the new Parish Burial Ground. They revealed an exciting array of features including evidence of Neolithic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval occupation