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To document the historical significance of 9 Bury Hall and monitor its archaeological context during an extension.

January 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Historic Building Recording and Archaeological Watching Brief at 9 Bury Hall, Wolverley

Level 2 Historic Building Recording and Archaeological Watching Brief, 9 Bury Hall, Wolverley, Kidderminster, DY11 5TH

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This project documents historical aspects of a building and monitors groundworks in Wolverley, suggesting earlier structures were demolished.

To document the historical significance of 9 Bury Hall and monitor its archaeological context during an extension.
Conducted historic building recording following established guidelines.
Performed photographic documentation of interior and exterior features.
Undertook an archaeological watching brief during the excavation of strip footings for an extension.
Recorded findings through completed pro-forma sheets and descriptive notes.
Identified three distinct phases of construction at the site ranging from 1838 to 1965.
Established that all extant structures date post-1838, with earlier buildings demolished.
Determined that the monitored area was entirely truncated with no archaeological features present.

James Roberts (2025) studied this question.

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January 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Level 2 Historic Building Recording and Archaeological Watching Brief, 9 Bury Hall, Wolverley, Kidderminster, DY11 5TH

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This project documents historical aspects of a building and monitors groundworks in Wolverley, suggesting earlier structures were demolished.

To document the historical significance of 9 Bury Hall and monitor its archaeological context during an extension.
Conducted historic building recording following established guidelines.
Performed photographic documentation of interior and exterior features.
Undertook an archaeological watching brief during the excavation of strip footings for an extension.
Recorded findings through completed pro-forma sheets and descriptive notes.
Identified three distinct phases of construction at the site ranging from 1838 to 1965.
Established that all extant structures date post-1838, with earlier buildings demolished.
Determined that the monitored area was entirely truncated with no archaeological features present.

James Roberts (2025) studied this question.

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