Short Description:
N-S aligned potential Tudor garden wall
Issued to
Alexis Kyriacou | 30/10/2021
Interpretation
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- N-S aligned segment of likely Tudor formal garden boundary wall. Very roughly finished and constructed using a dry stone wall method. The western (internal) face appears to be partially robbed away indicating potential re use of stone elsewhere. It is expected and assumed that this is the continuation of the same wall visible in Trench 8 - (8005)
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- Ben Swain
- 30-10-2021
Sketch Photo
Description
- Angular Sandstone blocks
- Largest measures 0.80m by 0.40m
- Very rough, unfinished
- Only one course exposed. No bond visible
- Linear wall
- East face exists, west face appears to be partially robbed
- None
- L - 3.00m within slot W - 0.80m D - not fully excavated
- Not fully excavated, top course only exposed
Finds
Feature
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Feature: SUD_801
- N-S aligned potential Tudor garden boundary wall. Same wall as F703
Site Photos
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Photo: SUD_217113
- S looking post ex photo of Trench 11 showing wall 11002. 2m and 1m scale
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Photo: SUD_217117
- N looking post ex photo of Trench 11 showing wall 11002. 2m and 1m scale
Record Details
- Not set
- Alexis Kyriacou 30-10-2021
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