Source/Archive record SCH7239 - Proposed Redevelopment of the Former Habitat Unit, Pepper Street, Chester and Archaeological Evaluation

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Type Client Report
Title Proposed Redevelopment of the Former Habitat Unit, Pepper Street, Chester and Archaeological Evaluation
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Date/Year 2013
APAS Assession Year 2013-2014

Abstract/Summary

Evaluation carried out in September 2012 at various locations both internally and externally. The results have demonstrated that close to the Pepper Street frontage complex and stratified archaeological deposits and features survive at a shallow, vulnerable depth. Amongst these were a probable Roman road surface, medieval occupation deposits, a possible medieval oven feature and a later medieval or early post medieval cobbled track. Further Roman to post medieval evidence was identified away from the street frontage along with several WWII air raid shelters.

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Description

Chester UAD Project

Location

Cheshire Historic Environment Record Grey Lit' Library

Referenced Monuments (8)

  • 18th century brick cellar at Pepper Street (Monument)
  • Anchor Motor Company, Pepper Street (Building)
  • Medieval kiln or oven, Pepper Street (Monument)
  • Medieval occupation at Pepper Street (Monument)
  • Post Medieval pits and tanning evidence, Pepper Street (Monument)
  • Roman Feature and Human Remains, Pepper Street and Volunteer Road (Monument)
  • Section of Roman Road, Pepper Street and Volunteer Road (Monument)
  • World War II Aircraft Factory, West of Albion Street (Building)

Referenced Events (1)

  • Excavations at Pepper Street and Volunteer Road, Chester in 2013 (Ref: E1191)

Record last edited

Nov 22 2018 12:52PM