Short Description:
Linear row of tooled stone running north south
Issued to
Helen Purcell | 21/07/2017
Interpretation
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- Fragments of a wall. Perhaps some of the stones were taken to be reused as building materials elsewhere?
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- Stephanie Stanley
- 22-7-2017
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- Probable wall line where the stone were used as some kind of foundation course , possibly as post pads or some other building technique. As of 2020 not fully excavated.
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- Indie Jago
- 20-9-2020
Sketch Photo
Description
- Stone
- From north to south: 1.) length 0.33, width 0.34 2.) length 0.15, width 0.24 3.) length 0.31, width 0.35 4.) length 0.46, width 0.33 5.) length 0.15, width 0.16 6.) length 0.2, width 0.16
- Tooled
- NA
- Linear
- East - West
- NA
- Length - 2.11 Width - 0.57
- Not a complete wall. Made up of six separate stones.
Finds
Feature
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Feature: LDF_213
- Stone row of potential structure running N-S
Site Photos
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Photo: LDF_180139
- North - south oriented section of wall of building, looking south, 2m scale
Plan
Record Details
- Not set
- Helen Purcell 21-7-2017
- 22-7-2017
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