Basic Information
- Pebbled courtyard (1011)
Contexts
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Context: MDC_1011
- Pebbly layer underneath rubble outside the building. Mid greyish brown silty sand with 80% poorly sorted angular stone inclusions (15cm), rounded gravel and pebbles (8cm) and degraded sandstone.
- John Cauchi
- 20-8-2019
Narrative
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- The courtyard of the building defined by walls (1002), (1003) and curtain wall (1008). This pebbled courtyard was located to the north and east of the building and comprised a mix of angular stones, rounded pebbles and gravel packed into a silty sand. The surface was poorly preserved in some areas and was overlain by a layer of demolition rubble (1005).
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- Chris Scott
- 28-8-2019
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- Refitting pot fragments recovered from the construction debris (1024), cobbled surface (1011), and subsequent demolition rubble (1005), indicate some disturbance of the deposits. A hearth bottom, lining and the majority of the smithing slag from the site were recovered from cobbled surface (1011).
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- Indie Jago
- 16-10-2020
Dating Narrative
- No Interpretations