Short Description:
Demolition layer
Issued to
Lisa Westcott Wilkins | 15/09/2016
Interpretation
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- Demolition layer relating to the destruction of the first site of Leiston Abbey in able to re-use the masonry for the relocation of the abbey to its second and present site.
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- Raksha Dave
- 23-9-2016
Description
- Friable
- Light grey white
- Mortar, lime and sand
- Small sub angular pebbles and cobbles of chalk and flint, charcoal flecks
- Length 2.30m Width 2.30m Depth 0.30m
- Truncated by [26009]
- Dug by hand with trowel, shovel and hoe
Finds
Findtype | Quantity (No. fragments) | Weight (g) | Notes |
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Ceramic Building Material | 1 | 205 | Brick |
Ceramic Building Material | 3 | 437 | Tile |
Ferrous Object | 2 | 14 | Nail |
Flint | 1 | 409 | |
Other (add to description) | 24 | 1660 | Mortar |
Other (add to description) | 5 | 578 | Plaster |
Shell | 1 | 17 | Oyster |
Stone | 8 | 841 | Lime stone |
Ceramic Building Material | 4 | 146 | Tile (discarded) |
Feature
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Feature: LA_2603
- The creation of the next levelling layer for the next phase of construction after the disuse of the earliest phase of the abbey and its subsequent destruction.
Site Photos
Plan
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Plan: LA_37
- Multi-context plan of Trench 26
- Lisa Westcott Wilkins
- 16-9-2016
Samples
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Sample: LA_85
- Raksha Dave
- 17-9-2016
Record Details
- Lisa Westcott Wilkins 15-9-2016
- 16-9-2016