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December 2013

Client: SSE

Issue No: 1

OA Job No: 5716

NGR: SP 5839 2193

Land Adjacent to Substation on Pingle Field

BicesterOxfordshire

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Client Name: SSE

Document Title: Land Adjacent to Substation on Pingle Field, Bicester,Oxfordshire

Document Type: Archaeological Strip Map and Sample and Watching BriefReport

Issue/Version Number: 1

Grid Reference: NGR: SP 5839 2193

Planning Reference: 13/00566/F

Invoice Code: BISEX

OA Job Number: 5716

Site Code: BIS13

Receiving Museum: Oxfordshire County Museum Service

Museum Accession No.: OXCMS 2013.112

Issue Prepared by Checked by Approved by Signature

1Ian CookAssistant Supervisor

Gerry ThackerSenior ProjectManager

Edward BiddulphSenior Project Manager

Document File Location: X:\b\Bicester Substation\ReportGraphics File Location: \\Servergo\invoice codes a thru h\B_invoice codes\BISEXIllustrated by: Julia Collins

Disclaimer:

This document has been prepared for the titled project or named part thereof and should not be relied upon or used for any other project without an independent check being carried out as to its suitability and prior written authority of Oxford Archaeology being obtained. Oxford Archaeology accepts no responsibility or liability for the consequences of this document being used for a purpose other than the purposes for which it was commissioned. Any person/party using or relying on the document for such other purposes agrees, and will by such use or reliance be taken to confirm their agreement to indemnify Oxford Archaeology for all loss or damage resulting therefrom. Oxford Archaeology accepts no responsibility or liability for this document to any party other than the person/party by whom it was commissioned.

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Oxford Archaeology Limited is a Registered Charity No: 285627

© Oxford Archaeology (i) December 2013

Land Adjacent to Substation on Pingle Field, Bicester, Oxfordshirev.1

Land Adjacent to Substation on Pingle Field, Bicester, Oxfordshire

Archaeological Strip Map and Sample and Watching Brief Report

Written by Ian Cook and Gerry Thacker and illustrated by Julia Collins.

Table of Contents

Summary.......................................................................................................................................3

1 Introduction..............................................................................................................................3

1.1 Scope of work............................................................................................................3

1.2 Location, geology and topography.............................................................................3

1.3 Archaeological and historical background.................................................................3

2 Project Aims and Methodology..............................................................................................4

2.1 Aims...........................................................................................................................4

2.2 Methodology...............................................................................................................4

3 Results......................................................................................................................................5

3.1 Cable Diversion Trench..............................................................................................5

3.2 Switch House Building...............................................................................................5

3.3 Attenuation Pond........................................................................................................5

3.4 Finds..........................................................................................................................6

3.5 Environmental remains..............................................................................................6

4 Discussion and Conclusions..................................................................................................6

Appendix A. Archaeological Context Inventory.......................................................................7

Appendix B. Bibliography and references...............................................................................8

Appendix D. Summary of Site Details.......................................................................................9

© Oxford Archaeology Page 1 of 9 November 2013


List of Figures

Fig. 1 Location of site

Fig. 2 Plan of works

Fig. 3 Enhanced plan of works (and section locations)

Fig. 4 Sections

Plates

Plate 1 Cable trench

Plate 2 Substation area, facing north

Plate 3 Substation area, facing south

Plate 4 Section 2, south facing

Plate 5 Attenuation pond, facing east

Plate 6 Section 3, north facing



Summary

Between the 30th September and the 18th November 2013 Oxford Archaeology (OA) undertook and archaeological strip, map and sample excavation and watching brief on land adjacent to the south of the electrical substation at Pingle Field, Bicester, Oxfordshire. OA were commissioned to undertake the work by ADAS UK Ltd on behalf of SSE. The works involved a watching brief on the excavation of a new cable diversion trench and the strip, map and sample excavation on the footprints of a new switch house and attenuation pond. The underlying alluvial clays, sands and gravels were reached in all areas and further investigated in several locations. A modern cable trench was revealed in the area of the switch house but no archaeological features, deposits or finds were uncovered.

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Scope of work1.1.1 Oxford Archaeology (OA), was commissioned by ADAS UK Ltd on behalf of SSE to

undertake a strip map and sample excavation and watching brief on the site of a new switch house, attenuation pond and an associated new cable trench.

1.1.2 The work was undertaken as a condition of Planning Permission (planning ref: 13/00566/F). A brief was set by Richard Oram of Oxfordshire County Council detailing the Local Authority's requirements for work necessary to discharge the planning condition (OCC, 2013).

1.1.3 All work was undertaken in accordance with local and national planning policies.

1.2 Location, geology and topography1.2.1 The site is located on the southern side of Bicester, between the town and the retail

village, and to the west of the railway line. The site is centred on SP 5839 2193 (Fig. 1).

1.2.2 The area of proposed development currently consists of open pasture and a small stream. The area lies at around 65m OD.

1.2.3 The geology of the area is alluvium overlying the Kellaways Clay Member (British Geological Survey).

1.3 Archaeological and historical background1.3.1 The archaeological and historical background to the site has been described in detail in

the Historic Environment Desk Based Assessment (ADAS 2012). The findings of this formed the basis for the OCC brief, and these are briefly described below.

1.3.2 A Roman settlement was excavated 168m to the south of the proposed site, and evidence for Saxon settlement was recorded in the form of ditches and pits to the north-east. A number of medieval ditches were uncovered immediately to the north-east during an archaeological evaluation (ADAS 2012, p 24-25).



1.3.3 Since the Desk Based Assessment was undertaken, an excavation in the area of medieval activity revealed medieval ditches associated with agriculture, and hollows containing quantities of Mesolithic flint (OA forthcoming).

1.3.4 Further Mesolithic flints were uncovered during an evaluation 400m to the south of the proposal site.

1.3.5 The site therefore had the potential to contain remains of Mesolithic, Roman, Saxon and medieval dates.

2 PROJECT AIMS AND METHODOLOGY

2.1 Aims2.1.1 The site aims were to:

(i) To determine the presence or absence of any archaeological remains which may have survived, and to ensure their preservation by record to the highest possible standard.

(ii) To determine or confirm the approximate extent of any surviving remains.

(iii) To determine the date range of any surviving remains by artefactual or other means.

(iv) To determine the condition and state of preservation of any remains.

(v) To determine the degree of complexity of any surviving horizontal or vertical stratigraphy.

(vi) To assess the associations and implications of any remains encountered with reference to the historic landscape.

(vii) To determine the potential of the site to provide palaeoenvironmental and/or economic evidence, and the forms in which such evidence may survive.

(viii) To determine the implications of any remains with reference to economy, status, utility and social activity.

(ix) To determine or confirm the likely range, quality and quantity of the artefactual evidence present.

2.2 Methodology2.2.1 The fieldwork was commissioned by Diarmuid O Seaneachain of ADAS UK Ltd, and

was undertaken by Oxford Archaeology Project Supervisors Steve Leech, Ian Cook and Kevin Moon. The project was managed for OA by Gerry Thacker.

2.2.2 The project involved two phases of works (Fig. 2), the watching brief on the new cable trench and the strip map and sample of two areas:

▪ the footprint for the new switch house building (c. 37.5m by 5m);▪ and of the footprint of the attenuation pond (c. 10m by 8m).



2.2.3 The site was located immediately to the south of a live electrical substation, and therefore the possibility of encountering live electrical cables was high. No excavations were undertaken without the consultation and agreement of the main contractor.

2.2.4 The overburden was stripped by a 5-tonne 360º mechanical excavator fitted with a toothless ditching bucket under close archaeological supervision.

2.2.5 The watching brief and excavation were monitored in order to establish the presence/absence of any archaeological features or deposits and a written and photographic record was made.

3 RESULTS

3.1 Cable Diversion Trench3.1.1 A continuous watching brief was undertaken during the course of the excavation of the

new cable diversion trench (Figs 2 and 3).

3.1.2 This trench was excavated to a depth of c. 1m into a mid-grey silty clay alluvial deposit (102) that contained small limestone gravel inclusions (Figs. 3 & 4; Plate 1). The alluvial clays were overlain by a 0.4m thick orange/brown clay subsoil (101), interpreted as a buried plough soil, and 0.28m of greyish-brown silty clay topsoil (100). The diversion trench was prone to flooding almost immediately after excavation.

3.1.3 No archaeological features or deposits were observed during the course of the watching brief.

3.2 Switch House Building3.2.1 The stripping of the area of the new switch house building was the subject to a strip,

map and sample excavation which was carried out under constant archaeological supervision. An area of 33.5m by 7.5m was excavated (Fig. 3 and Plates 2 & 3).

3.2.2 This area was reduced to formation level by mechanical excavator to a depth of between 0.5m and 0.7m onto a mixture of grey clay alluvium (105) and pale greyish-yellow sands and gravel (108). These deposits were overlain by a c. 0.38m thick orange/brown clay subsoil (104) and a 0.25m thick grey/brown silty clay topsoil (103).

3.2.3 A modern 2.8m wide cable trench (106) was observed running across this trench in a north-east to south-west direction (Fig. 4; Plate 4). This contained a backfill deposit of silts and gravels (107). This area was prone to flooding almost immediately after excavation.

3.2.4 No other archaeological deposits or features were observed.

3.3 Attenuation Pond3.3.1 The stripping of the area of the attenuation pond was subject to a strip, map and

sample excavation which was carried out under archaeological supervision. An area of c. 10m by 8m was excavated by mechanical excavator (Fig. 3; Plate 5).



3.3.2 This area was reduced to a depth of 0.5m into a grey/yellow soft clay alluvium (111). The alluvium was overlain by 0.2m thick mid orangey grey silty clay subsoil (110) and a 0.3m thick dark grey/brown silty clay topsoil 109 (Fig. 4; Plate 6).

3.3.3 No archaeological features or deposits were observed.

3.3.4 The further reduction of the area was monitored to a degree that gave confidence that no archaeological features were present within the alluvium.

3.3.5 Richard Oram, Planning Archaeologist for Oxfordshire County Council, was informed of the negative results during all phases of work.

3.4 Finds3.4.1 No archaeological finds were recovered during the course of the works.

3.5 Environmental remains3.5.1 No deposits suitable for environmental sampling were noted during the course of the

works.

4 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS4.1.1 Topsoil and subsoil, interpreted as a buried ploughsoil, were present in all of the areas

investigated. The subsoil overlay a mixed alluvial deposit of clays, gravels and sand. Where this alluvial deposit was investigated it contained no archaeological features or artefacts.

4.1.2 The substation area and the cable trench were subject to rapid inundation from ground water, although visibility prior to flooding was sufficient to determine the absence of archaeological features.



APPENDIX A. ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXT INVENTORYContext Type Depth

mWidth

mLength

mComments Finds Date

100 Layer 0.28 - - Topsoil cable trench - -101 Layer 0.4 - - Subsoil cable trench - -102 Layer - - - Alluvium cable

trench- -

103 Layer 0.25 - - Topsoil substation - -104 Layer 0.38 - - Subsoil substation - -105 Layer - - - Alluvial clay

substation- -

106 Cut - 2.8 - Modern Cable Trench

- -

107 Fill - 2.8 - Fill of 106 - -108 Layer - - - Alluvial sand/gravel

substation- -

109 Layer 0.3 - - Topsoil attenuation pond

- -

110 Layer 0.2 - - Subsoil attenuation pond

- -

111 Layer - - - Alluvium attenuation pond

- -



APPENDIX B. BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCESADAS 2012, Historic Environment Desk Based Assessment Bicester Sub-station, Bicester, Oxfordshire. ADAS UK Ltd. Unpublished client report.

British Geological Survey http://www.bgs.ac.uk/discoveringGeology/geologyOfBritain/viewer.html

OA forthcoming, Bicester Village Coach Park (Oxford Archaeology report)

OA 2013, Land Adjacent to Sub-station on Pingle Field, Bicester. Written Scheme of Investigation for an Archaeological Excavation and Watching Brief.

OCC 2013, Design Brief for Archaeological Recording Action. Land Adjacent to Sub-station on Pingle Field, Bicester. Oxfordshire County Council.



APPENDIX C. SUMMARY OF SITE DETAILSSite name: Land Adjacent to Substation on Pingle Field, Bicester,

Oxfordshire

Site code: BIS13

Grid reference: Centred at NGR NGR: SP 5839 2193

Type of watching brief: Archaeological Watching Brief and Strip, Map and Sample excavation

Date and duration of project: 30th September 2013 to 18th November 2013

Summary of results:Between the 30th September 2013 and 18th November 2013 Oxford Archaeology (OA) undertook and archaeological watching brief and strip, map and sample excavation on land adjacent to an electrical sub-station at Pingle Field, Bicester, Oxfordshire. A cable diversion trench was subject to watching brief, and a strip, map and sample was undertaken on the footprints of a new switch house and attenuation pond. The cable diversion trench was reduced to a depth of c. 1 metre, whilst the foot print of the switch house was reduced to a depth of between 0.5 and 0.7m and the attenuation pond was reduced to a depth of 0.5 metres. A modern cable trench was observed in the area of the switch house but no archaeological features or deposits were otherwise uncovered.

Location of archive: The archive is currently held at Oxford Archaeology, Janus House, Osney Mead, Oxford, OX2 0ES


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Plate 6: Section 3, north facing

Plate 5: Attenuation pond, facing east.

Di rec to r : G i l l H e y , B A P h D F S A M I F A

Oxf o rd A rchaeo l ogy L td i s a

P r i va te L i m i ted C om pany , N o : 1618597

and a Reg i s te red Char i t y , No : 285627

OA Nor th

Mi l l 3Moor LaneLancas te r LA1 1QD

t : +44 ( 0 ) 1524 541 000f : +44 ( 0 ) 1524 848 606e : oanor th@ox fo rda rchaeo lo g y .co mw:h t tp : / /ox fo rda rchaeo logy .co m

Head Of f ice/Reg i s te red O f f ice/OA Sou th

Janus HouseOsney MeadOxfo rd OX2 0ES

t : +44 ( 0 ) 1865 263 800f : +44 ( 0 )1865 793 496e : i n fo@ox fo rda rchaeo logy .c o mw:h t tp : / /ox fo rda rchaeo logy .co m

OA Eas t

15 T r a fa lga r WayBar H i l lCambr idgesh i reCB23 8SQ

t : +44 (0 )1223 850500e : oaeas t@ox fo rda rchaeo logy .co mw:h t tp : / /ox fo rda rchaeo logy .co m

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