Source/Archive record SCH9663 - 11-11A Grey Friars, Chester, CH1 2NW: Archaeological Monitoring and Recording (Watching Brief)

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Type Client Report
Title 11-11A Grey Friars, Chester, CH1 2NW: Archaeological Monitoring and Recording (Watching Brief)
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Date/Year 2024
APAS Assession Year 2024-2025

Abstract/Summary

Archaeological monitoring and recording was undertaken in 2024 at 11 - 11A Grey Friars, Chester, CH1 2NW, in advance of conversion of an existing semi-detached dwelling comprising two flats, into a single dwelling house and erection of a single storey rear extension. The site is located within Chester city centre, and within the Conservation Area. During the excavation of a foundation trench behind the property, a late medieval ditch that intersected with what appeared to be a buried medieval ground layer was recorded. Finds recovered included medieval pottery, a piece of medieval floor tile, metal slag, and dressed sandstone fragments. The presence of medieval floor tiles (14th/15th centuries), may indicate an association with the nearby Dominican Friary or Black Friars.

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Cheshire Historic Environment Record Grey Lit Library

Referenced Monuments (1)

  • Medieval ditch and floor surface, 11-11A Grey Friars (Monument)

Referenced Events (1)

  • 11-11A Grey Friars, Chester, CH1 2NW: Archaeological Monitoring and Recording (Watching Brief) (Ref: Report no. 0475)

Record last edited

Sep 12 2024 1:27PM