Basic Information
- Corn dryer
Contexts
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Context: WIT_3002
- Cut of pit.
- Henry Callender
- 13-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3003
- Top fill of pit [3002].
- Henry Callender
- 13-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3004
- Cut of rectangular gully or pit
- Henry Callender
- 13-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3005
- Fill of rectangular gully [3004].
- Henry Callender
- 13-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3006
- Charcoal fill of pit [3002], beneath rubble layer (3003).
- David Wallace
- 13-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3007
- Cut of posthole, beneath (3005).
- David Wallace
- 13-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3008
- Fill of posthole [3007].
- Henry Callender
- 13-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3009
- Cut of wall slot.
- Henry Callender
- 16-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3010
- Masonry wall inside cut [3009].
- Henry Callender
- 16-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3011
- Rubble layer inside wall [3010].
- Henry Callender
- 16-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3012
- Charcoal layer inside wall [3010], beneath layer (3011).
- Henry Callender
- 16-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3013
- Burnt bright orange clay lining? lense deposit seen in plan on possible stoking pit of corn dryer F#300
- Henry Callender
- 18-3-2020
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Context: WIT_3014
- Rubble fill to the north of wall [3010] in corn dryer F#300
- Henry Callender
- 18-3-2020
Narrative
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- A likely late Roman corn drying oven located in trench 3. The main structure of the corn drier was constructed out of stone and tile. Only half of the drier was seen in the trench, it looked like there were two flues either side of a stoking pit. It extended for 4m from the limit of the trench, was 3.65m wide and 0.72m deep. To the south of this corn drier is another potential drier F301.
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- Nat Jackson
- 26-2-2021
Dating Narrative
- No Interpretations
Matrix
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- [not set]
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