33 Stannary Street, London SE11 - Archaeological Excavation Report

Wessex Archaeology

An Archaeological Watching Brief carried out on groundworks for a mixed residential/commercial development confirmed that the Site had been severely disturbed by 19th century and later development.

The evidence from the Watching Brief suggests that the Site and general area was unoccupied prior to these developments but probably utilised as market gardens. The evidence for the earliest activities at the Site was provided by a small ditch which dates to the early post-medieval period. This feature did however contain a redeposited sherd of Romano-British pottery which provides very tentative confirmation of possible Romano-British activity in the area.