Short Description:
Layer below subsoil
Issued to
Joan Sutherland | 14/07/2016
Interpretation
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- Layer below subsoil interfacing with natural. Origin undetermined, but contains five flint and chert artefacts
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- Johanna Ungemach
- 28-10-2016
Sketch Photo
Description
- Compact
- Mid orangey brown
- Silty clay
- 30% sub angular/rounded inclusions small stone. Occasional larger stone up to 0.25m long
- Depth 0.03m-0.26m
- Mattock trowel wet
Finds
Feature
- No records attached.
Site Photos
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Photo: BLS_162640
- Trench 2 feature at Eastern end, facing South
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Photo: BLS_162641
- Trench 2 feature at Eastern end, facing East
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Photo: BLS_162642
- Trench 2 feature at Eastern end, facing North
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Photo: BLS_162649
- Trench 2 feature at Western end (Joan's Stones), facing South
Plan
Objects
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Find: BLS_93
- Late Neolithic to Bronze Age flint implement, possibly a poorly made arrowhead
- Flint
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Find: BLS_94
- Flint
- Flint
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Find: BLS_95
- Chert
- Stone
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Find: BLS_96
- Probably a late Neolithic to Bronze Age chert core
- Stone
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Find: BLS_98
- Flint
- Flint
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Find: BLS_99
- Flint
- Flint
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Find: BLS_100
- Flint
- Flint
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Find: BLS_101
- Flint
- Flint
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Find: BLS_102
- 7 small pot fragments found in close association with charcoal
- Ceramic
Record Details
- Joan Sutherland 14-7-2016
- 22-2-2017