64-66 St Thomas Street, Oxford

Excavations at 64-66 St.Thontas Street revealed the possible back wall of an early medieval stone building which would have stood along the frontage of St.Thonns Street. To the north of this building a large 13th
century cob wall was discovered which was built possibly on the edge of a stream channel in order that the land to the south of this wall could be builtup and reclaimed for settlement. Evidence for the survival of a post-medieval
building was also discovered near the road frontage and further to the south a post-medieval wall, back yard deposits, surfaces and a well were investigared. In the north of the site, near the back stream, approxinntely two metres of post-medieval levelling deposits were
discovered.