Survey by the Archaeological Survey and Investigation Team, conducted from January to May 2005 for the National Trust, of the nationally important Lodge Park due to the fact that the archaelogical features of the parkland had not been mapped in detail before. The remains throughout the park were surveyed at a scale of 1:2500 and a more detailed (1:1000) plan was produced for the most complex area of earthworks. The results will be incorporated into the National Trust's Conservation Plan for the Park, which is to be drawn up in 2006.
This is part of the Series: EHC01/001 EH Archaeological Requests; within the Collection: EHC01 English Heritage(EH):Archive
© Historic England Archive
Archaeological Field Investigator: Westlake, Susan
Photographer: Smith, Nicky
Archaeological Field Investigator: Brown, Graham R
Archaeological Field Investigator: Bowden, Mark
Archaeological Field Investigator: Smith, Nicky
Prehistoric Or Roman Boundary Bank, Post Medieval Deer Course, Enclosure, Field Boundary, Earthwork, Hanoverian Ha Ha, Folly, Early Neolithic Long Barrow, Victorian Hydraulic Ram, Post Medieval Pond, Hanoverian Pool, Post Medieval Quarry, Mound, Linear Earthwork, Scarp, Bronze Age Round Barrow, Medieval Ridge And Furrow, Platform, Water Channel, Hanoverian Tree Avenue, Post Medieval Wall, Post Medieval Trackway, Post Medieval Sluice
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