Short Description:
wall foundation rubble
Issued to
Joan Sutherland | 28/07/2015
Interpretation
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- A wall, looks medieval judging by lime mortar and cobbles, and the parallel nature of it to the rest of the abbey, following the same line . perhaps part of the infirmary?
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- Ben Bazeley
- 7-8-2015
Sketch Photo
Description
- Cobbles and mortar (lime), as well as chalk
- Cobbles roughly averaging between 10 - 20cm, chalk pieces small 5cm or less
- None, foundation
- not enough left to comment
- Foundation rubble for a wall
- no faces apparent
- Lime mortar, elements of chalk, light whitish grey
- length: 1m known within slot Width/thickness: between 60 - 70 cm, degraded in some parts (see plan) depth: unknown, only uncovered, was about 32 cm below top of test pit
- although clearly a wall, plough damage and weathering have reduced this structure to almost nothing
Finds
Feature
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Feature: LA_2301
- Wall foundation rubble
Plan
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Plan: LA_34
- Post-Ex Section of Trench 23
- Ben Bazeley
- 26-7-2015
Record Details
- Joan Sutherland 28-7-2015
- 7-8-2015