Basic Information
- Rubble/gravel layer overlying all features in Tr3
Contexts
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Context: MDC_3001
- A gravel layer overlying rubble in the north of trench 3. Dark grey brown moderately compact silty clayey gravel with frequent small stones, moderate medium to large rubble fragments, occasional charcoal and lime/mortar flecks.
- Nat Jackson
- 23-3-2021
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Context: MDC_3003
- Dense rubble patch in the north of trench 3. Moderately loose mid greyish brown silty clay with frequent angular and sub-angular rubble, occasional gravel and charcoal flecks.
- Nat Jackson
- 23-3-2021
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Context: MDC_3004
- Gravelly rubble layer, natural silting up in the south of trench 3. Loose grey brown sandy silt with occasional charcoal flecks, gravel, moderate small to medium sub angular/ angular rubble, degraded limestone flecks.
- Nat Jackson
- 23-3-2021
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Context: MDC_3016
- A fairly soft mid brown sandy silt layer with rubble in it in the southern half of trench 3 under (3004)
- Jen Scott
- 12-4-2021
Narrative
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- The latest layer of activity, capping almost everything was a gravel and rubble layer, F309. It was split between north and south and was given different contexts, (3001) was the gravel in the north (3002) was made up of more rounded cobbles in the northwest corner and (3003) was rubble made up of sub-angular and angular stones in the northern part of the trench. All of these contexts were in the same grey brown clayey silt. This was the same in the south of the trench with (3004) given to a rubble/gravel layer. (3002) is possibly part of another feature in the northwest corner, F304, as discussed above. Within these contexts large quantities of nails, animal bone and pottery were recovered, with a higher concentration to the north of the trench.
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- Nat Jackson
- 7-5-2021
Dating Narrative
- No Interpretations
Matrix
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- [not set]
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