Short Description:
Red brick, mortared wall
Issued to
Rosanna Ring | 23/07/2015
Interpretation
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- Possibly late Tudor, could be related to the Tudor gatehouse structure in the inner precinct
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- Rosanna Ring
- 23-7-2015
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- The wall was truncated (by 20007) approximately 0.1m away from the West trench section, likely as a consequence of hedge/fence construction visible on Victorian photographs. The wall was abutted by a floor surface (20006).
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- Xose Gago
- 26-7-2015
Sketch Photo
Description
- Handmade red brick Mortar
- 220mm x 110mm x 50mm
- rough
- top course = Flemish cross, courses below English Garden Wall
- wall
- on bed
- light yellowish brown shell and sand 6mm between courses 270mm for four courses
- Length - 0.90m Width - 0.40m Depth - 0.35m
Finds
Feature
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Feature: LA_2001
- Masonry foundation wall
Site Photos
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Photo: LA_150593
- Trench 20 - Mid-Excavation: red brick mortared wall
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Photo: LA_150595
- Trench 20 - Mid-Excavation: red brick mortared wall
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Photo: LA_151305
- Trench 20 - Post-Excavation
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Photo: LA_151306
- Trench 20 - Post-Excavation
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Photo: LA_151309
- Trench 20 - Post-Excavation
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Photo: LA_151310
- Trench 20 - Post-Excavation
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Photo: LA_151380
- Trench 20 - Post-Excavation: brick bonding in wall
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Photo: LA_151381
- Trench 20 - Post-Excavation: brick bonding in wall
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Photo: LA_151382
- Trench 20 - Post-Excavation: brick bonding in wall
Plan
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Plan: LA_27
- Post ex plan of wall
- Nigel Steel
- 28-7-2015
Record Details
- Rosanna Ring 23-7-2015
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