Deeping Gate Trees, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire: An Archaeological Evaluation

Abstract

Three trenches opened within a 1.05ha area at Deeping Gate Trees to the north of Market Deeping produced only three cut features. Two unrelated postholes contained charcoal-rich fills but were otherwise undated. A linear aligned northeast-southwest corresponds with documented records of post-Medieval field sub-divisions. A linear cropmark identified by aerial photography as traversing the site was not observed.