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HER 16149 - Negative evidence: Abbey Barns, Chertsey

Watching brief by SCAU during the excavation of a cable trench revealed no finds or features of archaeological interest.

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Archaeological History

Activity	Person & Organisation	Dates
watching brief	Shaikhley, N SCAU	2006-08-09
Description An archaeological watching brief was undertaken by staff of the Surrey County Council Archaeological Unit (SCAU) during the excavation of a British Telecom cable trench in Chertsey, align Abbey Gardens and in front of Abbey Barn in August 2006. The watching brief followed the form and standards set out in the Written Schemed of Investigation (Poulton 2006) which was prepared in response to the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent (ref HSD 9/2/8342). The consent was required owing to the site falling within the National Monument Number 23002, the Benedictine monastery of Chertsey Abbey. BT Openreach authorised the Surrey County Archaeological Unit to undertake the work required to comply with the planning condition and the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent. Location Surrey, Runnymede, Chertsey, Grid Reference TQ 043 670 Associated Sources Title Author Type More info Produced by Surrey County Archaeological Unit Shaikhley, N document more... Reference Archaeological watching brief during excavations of a telecom cable trench at Abbey Green/Abbey Barns, Chertsey Reference 31/08/06 Reference An archaeological watching brief was undertaken by staff of the Surrey County Council Archaeological Unit (SCAU) during the excavation of a British Telecom cable trench in Chertsey, align Abbey Gardens and in front of Abbey Barn in August 2006. The watching brief followed the form and standards set out in the Written Schemed of Investigation (Poulton 2006) which was prepared in response to the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent (ref HSD 9/2/8342). The consent was required owing to the site falling within the National Monument Number 23002, the Benedictine monastery of Chertsey Abbey. BT Openreach authorised the Surrey County Archaeological Unit to undertake the work required to comply with the planning condition and the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent. Reference Rob Poulton, Project Manager Holding Location Surrey HER 1 part
Ref: Surrey Archaeological Collections Ref: 01/02/09		Surrey HER1 part
Ref: Archaeological watching brief during excavations of a telecom cable trench at Abbey Green/Abbey Barns, Chertsey Ref: 31/08/06 Ref: An archaeological watching brief was undertaken by staff of the Surrey County Council Archaeological Unit (SCAU) during the excavation of a British Telecom cable trench in Chertsey, align Abbey Gardens and in front of Abbey Barn in August 2006. The watching brief followed the form and standards set out in the Written Schemed of Investigation (Poulton 2006) which was prepared in response to the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent (ref HSD 9/2/8342). The consent was required owing to the site falling within the National Monument Number 23002, the Benedictine monastery of Chertsey Abbey. BT Openreach authorised the Surrey County Archaeological Unit to undertake the work required to comply with the planning condition and the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent. Ref: Rob Poulton, Project Manager		Surrey HER1 part

Source

Details	Volume	Holding Information	Publisher Information	Pages
watching brief	Shaikhley, N SCAU	2006-08-09
Description An archaeological watching brief was undertaken by staff of the Surrey County Council Archaeological Unit (SCAU) during the excavation of a British Telecom cable trench in Chertsey, align Abbey Gardens and in front of Abbey Barn in August 2006. The watching brief followed the form and standards set out in the Written Schemed of Investigation (Poulton 2006) which was prepared in response to the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent (ref HSD 9/2/8342). The consent was required owing to the site falling within the National Monument Number 23002, the Benedictine monastery of Chertsey Abbey. BT Openreach authorised the Surrey County Archaeological Unit to undertake the work required to comply with the planning condition and the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent. Location Surrey, Runnymede, Chertsey, Grid Reference TQ 043 670 Associated Sources Title Author Type More info Produced by Surrey County Archaeological Unit Shaikhley, N document more... Reference Archaeological watching brief during excavations of a telecom cable trench at Abbey Green/Abbey Barns, Chertsey Reference 31/08/06 Reference An archaeological watching brief was undertaken by staff of the Surrey County Council Archaeological Unit (SCAU) during the excavation of a British Telecom cable trench in Chertsey, align Abbey Gardens and in front of Abbey Barn in August 2006. The watching brief followed the form and standards set out in the Written Schemed of Investigation (Poulton 2006) which was prepared in response to the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent (ref HSD 9/2/8342). The consent was required owing to the site falling within the National Monument Number 23002, the Benedictine monastery of Chertsey Abbey. BT Openreach authorised the Surrey County Archaeological Unit to undertake the work required to comply with the planning condition and the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent. Reference Rob Poulton, Project Manager Holding Location Surrey HER 1 part
Ref: Surrey Archaeological Collections Ref: 01/02/09		Surrey HER1 part
Ref: Archaeological watching brief during excavations of a telecom cable trench at Abbey Green/Abbey Barns, Chertsey Ref: 31/08/06 Ref: An archaeological watching brief was undertaken by staff of the Surrey County Council Archaeological Unit (SCAU) during the excavation of a British Telecom cable trench in Chertsey, align Abbey Gardens and in front of Abbey Barn in August 2006. The watching brief followed the form and standards set out in the Written Schemed of Investigation (Poulton 2006) which was prepared in response to the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent (ref HSD 9/2/8342). The consent was required owing to the site falling within the National Monument Number 23002, the Benedictine monastery of Chertsey Abbey. BT Openreach authorised the Surrey County Archaeological Unit to undertake the work required to comply with the planning condition and the Scheduled Ancient Monument consent. Ref: Rob Poulton, Project Manager		Surrey HER1 part

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