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Description and DateRemarksProtectionGrid Ref. and
Punchcard No.
Jug
 Part of glazed and decorated C. 13 jug found during development of new town centre in 1966. Approximate grid reference only.     SU 638 522
0402 67
Panelling and Plaster
 Early C.17 panelling and painted plaster from the site of the Angel Inn, Market Place. Now in Basingstoke Willis Museum.     C.A.
 SU 637 518
0402 68
Pottery
 Early C.18 salt glazed pottery found during rebuilding at 3, Church Street. Now in Basingstoke Willis Museum.     C.A.
 SU 637 519
0402 69
Mediaeval Building Site
 C. 1 3 pottery recovered from area between London St. and Southern Road in July 1957.     SU 638 518
0402 70
Stone Corbel
 C.12 mediaeval stone corbel with carved head, from a timber-framed building on the site of 1 7, Winchester Street. Once the site of the Maiden's Head Inn. Corbel now in Basingstoke Willis Museum.     C.A.
 SU 637 518
0402 47
Hospital (Site)
 Hospital of John the Baptist or Merton Hospital. Once catered for aged and infirm priests and poor travellers. Ceased to exist as such, before the C.18. Site now under new road and grassed area, in Basingstoke new town centre. O.S.A. No. SU65 SW28. Ref: 1. Mediaeval Religious Houses of England and Wales, 1954, (Knowles and Hadcock), p.253. Ref: 2. A History of Basingstoke, 1886, Vol. 2, (Baigent and Millard), p.44.     SU 636 522
0402 45
Period Unknown
Implement
 Adze with well marked neck found at Kite Hill in 19 1 7. Age of adze and exact find spot not known. O.S.A. No. SU65 SW39. Ref: P.H.F.C., Vol. 8, 1917-19, (Willis), p.247.     SU 600 510
0406 30
Inhumations (2)
 One complete adult and the leg bones of another found during pipe laying 1974.     SU 616 523
0406 40
Group C - Footpaths, Bridleways and Old Travelways
Travelway
 Deadman's Lane. Old cart-track between hedges, recently badly overgrown but with footpath remaining. Originally led to small canal wharf which was demolished in the late thirties.     SU 648 520
0402 02
Travelway
 Course of old Roman Road from Silchester to Winchester. Largely covered by modern roads. Ref: Roman Roads in Britain, Vol. 1, (Margary), (Road No. 42a).     SU 609 532
0405 15
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