Post-medieval Oxford - Oxford City Council

area of demolition debris inferred as the
remains of buildings mapped in the 17th
century and later.
Source: UAD
311. Biochemistry Building, South
Parks Road. 2006 (UAD 1693)
Post-medieval pits
Source: UAD
312. Radcliffe Camera. 2003 (UAD
1694)
Of fourteen samples, eleven were combined
to form the 81-ring site master RADCLIFF,
with a range from AD 1660-1740. Six
retained complete sapwood, five felled in
winter AD 1740-41, one in early spring 1741.
Source: UAD
313. Watching brief at St John’s
College. 2008 (UAD 1713)
Six brick vaults containing human remains,
probably of a late 17th-18th century date
Source: UAD
314. Corpus Christi Music Room. 2007
(UAD 1714)
Evidence of early 16th century garden
features relating to Corpus Christi, 16th
century artificial mound. Post-medieval pits,
pottery and clay pipes
Source: UAD
315. Classics Centre, 65-67 St Giles,
Oxford. 2006 (UAD 1720)
Post-medieval pits and probable structure
Source: UAD
316. Blue Boar Quad, Christ Church.
2007 (UAD 1725)
Post-medieval wall and several pits
Source: UAD
317. Excavations at New Bin Store,
Eagle Iron Works. 2007 (UAD 1726)
18th-19th century pits and quarries
Source: UAD
318. Land adjacent Pitt Rivers
Museum. 2005 (UAD 1735)
Large defensive ditch probably part of the
Civil War defences recorded
Source: UAD
319. Excavations at Bonn Square,
Oxford. 2008 (UAD 1750)
Total of 296 skeletons from the medieval to
post-medieval period recorded from the
former graveyard of St Peter le Bailey
Source: Oxoniensia 73
320. Watching Brief, Merton College,
2009 (UAD 1758)
Post-medieval ditch
Source: UAD
321. Radcliffe Infirmary, Woodstock
Road. 2007 (UAD 1760)
Two 18th-19th century inhumations probably
from the infirmary burial ground
Source: UAD
322. St Clements Churchyard, The
Plain. 2007 (UAD 1762)
16 earth cut graves and one brick shaft
grave recorded in the former churchyard of
St Clements
Source: UAD
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