684-6 Mitcham Road, London Borough Of Croydon. An Archaeological Evaluation [Site name: 684-6 MITCHAM ROAD Study area: 0.49ha Investigation type: Evaluation District: Croydon Monument: FEATURES. Undated, [finds]. Post-medieval (1540-1901) Ngr: TQ30066738 Parish: Postcode: CR0 3AX]

Pages:
11; figs
Author:
P.N. Thompson
Publisher:
Museum of London Archaeology Service
Published:
1992
Abstract:
An evaluation was carried out at the proposed site of 26 new houses. Previous excavations nearby had revealed Bronze Age and Iron Age occupation and a Roman villa. Prehistoric and Roman findspots had also been recorded in the vicinity. Two trenches were excavated; a third was abandoned due to contamination. Two possible prehistoric features were revealed in one trench, and undated amorphous features were found in the second. No datable finds were recovered, and no further work was recommended. AIPSMR Primary Record Numbers: GLSMR021759, 021760
Source description:
11pp, figs,
Dataset:
AIP
Coverage:
1992

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