County: Meath Site name: NAVAN: Flower Hill (Site 2)
Sites and Monuments Record No.: N/A Licence number: 03E1352
Author: Ellen O'Carroll, The Archaeology Company
Site type: Structure
Period/Dating: Modern (AD 1750-AD 2000)
ITM: E 687132m, N 768219m
Latitude, Longitude (decimal degrees): 53.656472, -6.681828
Further investigations of a stone wall discovered during testing in August 2003 (Excavations 2003, No. 1428) were carried out. The wall had been uncovered in three trenches during the testing phase. It was oriented east-west and north-south. The further investigations determined that the wall and associated cobbled surface were post-medieval/ modern in date. The wall did not continue under the site of the demolished buildings but abutted the rear foundation wall. It also abutted the 19th-century foundation wall, which ran along the access lane at the northern side of the site. Finds retrieved from the site included animal bone, modern pottery, metal, a clay-pipe fragment and glass fragments.
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