Coachmans House, Sandy Lane, Shedfield, Hampshire - Archaeological Evaluation

Wessex Archaeology

An archaeological evaluation was undertaken on an approximate 100 m² parcel of land. Due to logistical constraints however, only one trench was excavated.

A single gully, which possibly related to drainage, was identified but no finds were recovered so no date could be ascertained. It is possible that the gully was part of the wider agricultural landscape associated with the 1st–2nd century AD Romano-British ditched enclosure to the south of the site, or may relate to the Roman road projected to run within the west of the site boundary. But equally the gully could be part of the medieval or post-medieval agricultural landscape.