Land at Lowsley Farm, Liphook, Hampshire - Archaeological Excavation Report

Wessex Archaeology

Following an evaluation, it was determined that a small area be subjected to targeted excavation, focussing on a trench in which two undated pits with deliberate deposits of burnt material had been uncovered and where a geophysical survey had found a small number of magnetic anomalies. The excavation identified an extension to one of the pits discovered during the evaluation as well as a further pit. Whilst these 'fire pits' remain undated the material recovered, although intrinsically undatable, is commensurate with prehistoric activity. The only other features identified were two shallow sinuous features, interpreted as former hedge-lines.

None of the features investigated during the excavation contained any datable artefacts.