Hampshire Treasures

Volume 10 ( Fareham)

Page 58 - Stubbington and Hill Head

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Description and Date	Remarks		Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Group B - Archaeological Sites and Remains
Prehistoric
Find	Acheulian hand axe found on the foreshore. SMR SU50SW8			SU 537 021 0701 27
Find	A Neolithic projectile point found in 1948 at low water level on the foreshore. SMR SU50SW09			SU 550 019 0701 29
Find	Acheulian flint knife about four ins. long, found in 1948 in a shingle bank below Crofton Cliffs. SMR SU50SW10			SU 546 018 0701 30
Find	A Neolithic greenstone axe of Welsh origin was found on the foreshore. SMR SU50SE01			SU 553 014 0701 33
Finds	Gravel working in the south-west corner of Chark Common revealed remains of a midden comprising a mass of oyster, mussel and other sea shells. Quantities of charcoal, burnt flint and a number of hearths were also found in the midden. A number of flint implements including cores, scrapers, borers, fabricators and waste materials were found. These finds seem to date the midden to Late Neolithic/Bronze Age. SMR SU50SW06.			SU 570 016 0701 28
Finds	In 1863/4 several Palaeolithic hand axes were found in the drift at Hill Head. A number of these are in Salisbury Museum. SMRSU50SW05			SU 545 025 0701 59
Roman
Finds	Tiles and pottery found during construction of golf links near Lee-on-Solent, circa 1930. SMR SU50SE14			SU 570 020 0701 58
Group D - Buildings, Monuments and Engineering Works
Anker Lane, Stubbington
House	Burley Cottage. Restored two-storey timber- framed cottage of about C.1 6. Square panel framing with curved braces on first floor; red brick infill. Steeply pitched tiled roof with axial chimney stack. Four windows, reproduction leaded casements, off centre entrance with added hipped-roof porch.		T&CP Act	SU 549 036 0701 04

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