The archaeology of Cothelstone Hill, Cothelstone Manor, Terhill Park and Cothelstone Park was considered as part of the English Heritage Archaeological Survey of the Quantock Hills AONB. A walkover survey of the estate was carried out by Archaeological Investigation staff from the Exeter Office in July 2003, followed by an earthwork survey in August - September 2003. A brief assessment of the buildings was carried out in September 2003, with the resulting decision to carry out a detailed architectural investigation of Manor Cottages in 2004.
This is part of the Series: EHC01/017 The Quantock Hills AONB; within the Collection: EHC01 English Heritage(EH):Archive
© Historic England Archive
Archaeological Field Investigator: Riley, Hazel
Photographer: Williams, Peter
Archaeological Field Investigator: Jamieson, Elaine
Medieval Church, Post Medieval Country House, Medieval Deer Park, Post Medieval Deer Park, Post Medieval Enclosure, Victorian Farm Building, Post Medieval Stable, Post Medieval Statue, Hanoverian Tower, Post Medieval Tree Enclosure Ring, Medieval Well Head, Medieval Park Pale, Post Medieval Park, Medieval Pond, Post Medieval Pond, Medieval Pillow Mound, Post Medieval Pillow Mound, Post Medieval Quarry, Post Medieval Sheep Dip, Uncertain Field System, Post Medieval Gate Lodge, Post Medieval Gate Pier, Post Medieval Gatehouse, Post Medieval Gazebo, Post Medieval Grotto, Stuart Garden Building, Post Medieval Hollow Way, Later Prehistoric Linear Earthwork, Medieval Manor House, Post Medieval Manor House, Post Medieval Lime Kiln, Early 20th Century Observation Post, Prehistoric Platform Cairn, Stuart Banqueting House, Bronze Age Barrow, Post Medieval Building Platform, Post Medieval Building, Early 20th Century Bunker, Bronze Age Burial Cairn, Post Medieval Canal
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