posted on 2014-06-23, 15:07authored byNicholas J. Cooper
During 1973 and 1974, construction work continued to
be monitored along the south-east bank of the proposed
reservoir : The site (code EMP 73) was initially
discovered in June 1973, in an area known as Renner's
Park about 1OOm north east of the north end of
Normanton Hall gardens at SK 9362 0670, and
excavations were directed by M.S. Gorin. The site
comprises a series of loosely associated features
excavated separately which seem to centre on a group of
masonry buildings, and include a well, an H-shaped
corn drier, and an ironworking furnace. Unfortunately,
only the corn drier was planned in detail (fig. 24), and
no overall plan of the features was made. This report is
based on the photographic evidence and site records.
History
Citation
Cooper, N.J. 'Site 6 : Renner's Park Romano-British farmstead' in Cooper, N.J. ‘The Archaeology of Rutland Water : Excavations at Empingham in the Gwash Valley, Rutland, 1967-73 and 1990’; 2000, pp. 51-52
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School of Archaeological Studies, University of Leicester