Short Description:
Possible wall (probably robbed out) on North edge of trench
Issued to
David Wallace | 26/08/2020
Interpretation
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- This fill contained regular chunks of unfaced angular stone, indicating this was the rubble core of a wall that had been backfilled into the robber trench itself.
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- Ben Swain
- 29-9-2020
Description
- Moderately firm
- Dark yellowish brown
- Silty clay
- Regular medium to large chunks of chalk/limestone
- Length- 3.40m Width - 0.70m Thickness - 0.20m
- Trowel/wet
Finds
Findtype | Quantity (No. fragments) | Weight (g) | Notes |
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Ferrous Object | 1 | 4 | Nail shank (Year 2020) |
Flint | 2 | 4 | (Year 2020) |
Animal Bone | 2 | 1 | (Year 2020) |
Other (add to description) | 1 | 14 | Fossil - Gryphaea. Discarded. (Year 2020) |
Pot | 6 | 78 | Iron Age. 2 rims, 1 small base piece, 3 body sherds. (Year 2020) |
Pot | 4 | 30 | Roman. 2 blackware pot rims, 2 pieces matt grey/green slip/glaze - can be joined together. (Year 2020) |
Pot | 5 | 20 | Miscellaneous body sherds, 1 piece with possible raised decoration. (Year 2020) |
Ceramic Building Material | 1 | 24 | (Year 2020) |
Feature
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Feature: ELM_428
- Linear robber cut
Site Photos
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Photo: ELM_200450
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Photo: ELM_200451
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Photo: ELM_200482
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Photo: ELM_200483
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Photo: ELM_200910
Plan
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Plan: ELM_9
- Pre ex sketch plan of 2020 excavation of trench 4 Center
- David Wallace
- 27-8-2020
Record Details
- David Wallace 26-8-2020
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