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2019:815 - CARNROE WEIR, Antrim

NMI Burial Excavation Records

County: Antrim

Site name: CARNROE WEIR

Sites and Monuments Record No.: ANT021:501

Licence number: AE/19/147

Author: Christina O'Regan, IAC Archaeology

Author/Organisation Address: 9 Stranmillis Road, Belfast, BT9 5AF

Site type: No archaeology found

Period/Dating: N/A

ITM: E 691336m, N 918109m

Latitude, Longitude (decimal degrees): 55.002178, -6.572359

An archaeological watching brief undertaken in the townland of Newbuildings/ Maddydoo Lower, during improvement works to an existing laneway at Carnroe Weir, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim. Archaeological mitigation was recommended due to the close proximity of an enclosure to the laneway (ANT021:005).

Approximately 70m of excavation works were subject to archaeological monitoring.The excavations along the lane had a maximum depth of 0.7m. The material removed was sandy with numerous small and medium sized stones throughout. It was noted that the southern side of the laneway had been disturbed by the previous insertion of a water pipe therefore any potential archaeological material associated with enclosure ANT021:005 would likely have been destroyed by this work.An archaeological watching brief undertaken in the townland of Newbuildings/Maddydoo Lower, during improvement works to a laneway at Carnroe Weir, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim. Archaeological mitigation was recommended due to the close proximity of an enclosure to the laneway (ANT021:005).

Approximately 70m of excavation works were subject to archaeological monitoring. The excavations along the lane had a maximum depth of 0.7m. The material removed was sandy with numerous small and medium sized stones throughout. It was noted that the southern side of the laneway had been disturbed by the previous insertion of a water pipe therefore any potential archaeological material associated with enclosure ANT021:005 would likely have been destroyed by this work.


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