Investigation of a timber structure in the Lymington River, April 1994

Authors:
Adele Rackley; Jon Adams
Published:
1994
Abstract:
This wooden feature was seen at low tide in the Lymington River channel. It was found to be the remains of a warping pile, by means of which sailing barges would have hauled themselves up the river to the quayside.
Source description:
Unpublished report, Hampshire & Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology, 19pp, colour pls, figs (some c
Dataset:
BAB
Classifications:
9E

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