Short Description:
Silty Layer with rubble, beneath rubble layer 4004 (inside the building). Soft mid greyish brown sandy silt with 20% small - medium limestone rubble including thin longer potential roof tiles.
Issued to
Ben Swain | 08/04/2021
Interpretation
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- Layer of silty rubble inside L shaped structure. Same as 4008. This silting likely occurred after the demolition and abandonment of the site
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- Ben Swain
- 12-4-2021
Sketch Photo
Description
- Soft
- Mid greyish brown
- Sandy silt
- 20% small to medium worked limestone rubble
- Length; 8.10 Width; 2.00 Thickness; 0.14
- Same as 4008 Width - 2.00m slot
- Hand ex/ dry
Finds
| Findtype | Quantity (No. fragments) | Weight (g) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Animal Bone | 23 | 90 | (Year 2021) |
| Ferrous Object | 1 | 4 | (Year 2021) |
| Pot | 9 | 106 | (Year 2021) |
Feature
- No records attached.
Site Photos
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Photo: MDC_211613
- Photo of a fragmentary piece medieval green glaze pot MDC21_21-04-09_CAM02_IMG084616.jpg
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Photo: MDC_211614
- Photo of Ben looking North holding a piece medieval green glaze pot MDC21_21-04-09_CAM02_IMG084649.jpg
Plan
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Plan: MDC_7
- Plan of trench 4 with rubble 4004 removed and outline of walls properly exposed. 1:50. Sheet#9
- Ben Swain
- 7-4-2021
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Plan: MDC_8
- Mid Ex plan of trench 4 including 2m slot through middle of trench. 1:50. Sheet#10
- Ben Swain
- 12-4-2021
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Plan: MDC_20
- Post Ex Plan of Trench 4. 1:50. Sheet#13
- David Wallace
- 22-4-2021
Record Details
- Not set
- Ben Swain 8-4-2021
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