Frewin Hall, Oxford, Archaeological Evaluation.

A field evaluation carried out by OA at Frewin Hall, Oxford. Trench 1 contained no archaeological deposits due to the construction of a post-medieval cellar.
Trench 2 contained undated features cut into the gravel which were overlaid by early garden or ploughsoils, these were cut by 13th and 14th century features that may date from the use of the site as the centre of an urban manor which were overlaid by 14th century garden soils. The wall of a substantial building was cut into these soils, it had been robbed. There may also have been traces of a parallel wall and a floor. An 18th century cellar or large stone pit was found in the W of the trench.