Basic Information
- Remains of post medieval agricultural building and yard
Contexts
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Context: LA_5002
- Deposit
- Ben Bazeley
- 12-7-2013
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Context: LA_5003
- Deposit
- Ben Bazeley
- 12-7-2013
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Context: LA_5004
- Deposit
- Ben Bazeley
- 10-7-2013
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Context: LA_5005
- Cut of yard surface
- Ben Bazeley
- 9-7-2013
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Context: LA_5006
- Cut of foundation trench
- Ben Bazeley
- 9-7-2013
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Context: LA_5007
- Deposit
- Ben Bazeley
- 9-7-2013
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Context: LA_5010
- Deposit
- Kezia Evans
- 12-7-2013
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Context: LA_5013
- Deposit - Floor surface
- Hugh Fiske
- 12-7-2013
Narrative
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- A circular feature and rectilinear spread were identified with both GPR and Resistance survey. Trench 5 was defined by A circular deposit of mid yellow brown silty clay and angular flint cobbles (5002), set into a circular foundation trench [5013] for a later post-medieval agricultural building. he structure was associated with a cobbled yard surface [5005] relating to the rectilinear anomaly identified by geophysics.
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- Kezia Evans
- 1-12-2014
Dating Narrative
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- No bonding was observed between the cobbles in the circular foundation trench [5013] for a later post-medieval agricultural building though post-medieval pottery and fragments of slate were recovered from the surface of this deposit and a horseshoe. Although the cobbled yard surface [5005] was assumed to be contemporary with the circular structure, no stratigraphic relationship could be determined within the logistical confines of the trench. A mixed assemblage of CBM was recovered from this trench, dating from the Late Medieval to the Early Post-Medieval period, some of which showed evidence of burning and reuse prior to deposition in this area.
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- Kezia Evans
- 7-10-2014