Basic Information
- Roadside ditch
Contexts
Narrative
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- The roadside ditch of the extended road. This ditch ran parallel to the road and was cut through the gravel forming extension to the original narrow road. The ditch cut was variable in quality, with sides that were often not parallel to one another. The depth of the feature appeared to remain mostly constant. The ditch was cut through by enclosure ditch (105) and refuse pit (102) and cut through boundary ditch (109).
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- Mary Knight
- 8-7-2019
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- The trackway F107 was bounded west by a north-south aligned ditch F104. The ditch ran parallel to the track defining the edge of the trackway. The ditch was variably established, with irregular margins, it measured 1m wide and 0.17m deep.
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- Indie Jago
- 1-10-2020
Dating Narrative
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- Three sherds of pottery were found within the trackside ditch. A Dressel 20 amphora dated AD 50-250 and two sherds of greyware dated AD 100-400.
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- Indie Jago
- 1-10-2020