PCA Warwick have just started work on a site on the outskirts of a popular tourist town in the Cotswolds, and it’s already looking promising! The team are currently getting a handle on which of the features are real and which not but already they have uncovered worked bone pins, a glass bead and Romano-British pottery.
Previous work in the wider landscape suggests that this site sits on the fringes of a settlement occupied from at least the Bronze Age through to the Anglo-Saxon periods and could be the origins of the current town.
Its early days yet, but we’re looking forward to contributing to our understanding of the evolution of this popular destination.
