Short Description:
Layer between walls 3034 and 3037.
Issued to
Brendon Wilkins | 22/06/2016
Interpretation
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- Sand and silt built up into a layer between 3034 and 3037. Very few pieces of pottery, but those that were found appear (to a reasonably uniformed eye) to be late or even post medieval.
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- John Castling
- 22-6-2016
Sketch Photo
Description
- Firm
- Mid greyish brown
- Sandy silt
- 10% small (<30mm3) sub-angular stones. Very infrequent shells (muscles, sea snails and limpets). Several small patches of root activity.
- Length 1.360m Width 2.11m Depth unknown, not fully excavated
- Overlies and between the cracks in flagstones 3036.
- Trowel. Upper surface (5mm) was extremely friable and dry due to exposure to sun and wind.
Finds
| Findtype | Quantity (No. fragments) | Weight (g) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Animal Bone | 85 | 309 | |
| Pot | 5 | 28 | Late Tweed valley type ware and buff grit ware. Some very small fragments. (1150>1350). (Andrew Sage, 2017) |
| Shell |
Feature
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Feature: LDF_303
- Demolition and silting phase of trench 3
Site Photos
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Photo: LDF_160956
- Slab paved area, facing South West
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Photo: LDF_160957
- Slab paved area, facing South West
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Photo: LDF_160958
- Slab paved area, facing North East
Plan
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Plan: LDF_3
- Pre ex plan of trench 3
- David Hazel
- 22-6-2016
Record Details
- Brendon Wilkins 22-6-2016
- 22-6-2016