Short Description:
Deposit - natural subsoil
Issued to
Brendon Wilkins | 05/07/2013
Interpretation
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- Natural clay layer with fragmented chalk. Probably caused by several small trees removed during clearance. When cleaned fragmented chalk removed appeared as (4002) - Kerry Ely
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- Kezia Evans
- 5-7-2013
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- Mid yellow clay layer, similar to, and abutting (4002) with a higher frequency of chalk fragments and suggesting root disturbance and human deposition, possibly as a result of clearing out of the ditch at some point.
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- Kezia Evans
- 5-12-2014
Sketch Photo
Description
- Hard
- Mid yellow
- clay
- fragmented chalk (higher frequency than (4002)) Suggested root disturbance and human deposition
- width 4.0 length: 1.90+ depth: 1.00+
- very dry. sunny. mattock & trowel
