Spennymoor BESS, East Howle Farm, County Durham: Trail Trench Evaluation Report

28, 30 x 1.8 m trenches positioned to test geophysical anomalies and 'blank' areas across a field currently in use as arable agricultural land. Remains of a defunct historic field boundary and a railway cutting and masonry wall associated with a demolished former colliery were identified in the south-east of Site.

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Archaeology Data Service
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2026-06-26
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https://doi.org/10.5284/1143859
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Water Quality and Resources Studies
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Spennymoor BESS, East Howle Farm, County Durham: Trail Trench Evaluation Report

Henry Atherden
Archaeology Data Service
Water Quality and Resources Studies
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Spennymoor BESS, East Howle Farm, County Durham: Trail Trench Evaluation Report

Henry Atherden
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28, 30 x 1.8 m trenches positioned to test geophysical anomalies and 'blank' areas across a field currently in use as arable agricultural land. Remains of a defunct historic field boundary and a railway cutting and masonry wall associated with a demolished former colliery were identified in the south-east of Site.

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