Anglo-Saxon occupation at Yardley Hastings, Northants

Pages & Document Description:
93 - 98
Authors:
Jackson, Dennis; Foard, Glenn
Abstract:
Limited excavations near to Yardley Hastings' church revealed the foundation trench of a Late Saxon timber building as well as evidence of earlier activity. There is a possibility that stone structures or foundations were in use on the site as early as the seventh or eighth century.
Dataset:
BAB
Classifications:
7G
Source description:
figs.

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