York Historic Environment Record

Possible natural was noted in the base of Section 1, and although it was relatively high, it was known that the area was landscaped during the construction of the adjacent multi-storey car park and this may have resulted in the lowering of the ground surface hereabouts. Elsewhere possible build-up deposits, disturbed to at least some extent, were recorded in Sections 2, 4, 5 and 6. The remaining contexts were all clearly modern levelling or backfill deposits. It was, therefore, unlikely that any archaeology of anygreat significance was encountered during the works. Evans D T/2010/Utility Trench, Jewbury-Lord Mayor’s Walk: archaeological watching brief/Report No 10/30.