RCHME Cambridge surveyed the remains of the Benedictine monastery in 1994, at the request of English Heritage working in conjunction with the Broads Authority and the the National Rivers Authority, as an aid to the rebuilding of the flood defences of the River Bure, which has been eroding the western part of the precinct.
Contents : 9 plans, report, 3 field record forms, Antiquity Model, project design, 151 B/W prints, research material Condition : INTACT
This is part of the Series: RCH01/001 RCHME Archaeological Requests; within the Collection: RCH01 Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England (RCHME) Archive
© Crown Copyright. Historic England Archive
Customer: English Heritage
Archaeological Field Investigator: Heward, John: Rchme Cambridge Architecture
Archaeological Field Investigator: Pattison, Paul: Rchme Cambridge Archaeology
Archaeological Field Investigator: Calladine, Anthony: Rchme Cambridge Architecture
Customer: National Rivers Authority
Customer: Broads Authority
Archaeological Field Investigator: Morrison, Kathy: Rchme Cambridge Architecture
Archaeological Field Investigator: Oswald, Alastair: Rchme Cambridge Archaeology
Medieval Causeway, Medieval Benedictine Monastery, Early Medieval Benedictine Monastery
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