St. Boniface Church, Bunbury, Cheshire. Report on an Archaeological Watching Brief [Site name: ST. BONIFACE CHURCH, BUNBURY Study area: Investigation type: Post-determination/Research District: Crewe and Nantwich Monument: Ngr: SJ56915809 Parish: Bunbury Postcode: ]

Pages:
11; figs; refs
Author:
C Crowe
Publisher:
AAA Archaeological Advisors
Published:
2004
Abstract:
An archaeological watching brief was conducted for a re-arrangement of monuments inside the Church of St. Boniface, Bunbury and the trenching required for the construction of new drains and a cesspit on the north and west sides of the church outside the churchyard. The presence of a previous Norman church was known from a study of the church fabric, and the dedication of the church and the village place-name, coupled with the evidence of the Doomsday survey suggest and Anglo-Saxon church on this site. Despite the potential for medieval and early medieval remains on the site no significant archaeological features were revealed by this excavation. [Au(abr)]
Source description:
11pp, figs, refs
Dataset:
AIP
Coverage:
2004

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