Short Description:
Upper clay fill of water channel in trench 13
Issued to
Clive Andrews | 22/10/2022
Interpretation
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- Upper capping clay to the water channel - probably laid down in the Victorian or later period (based on the finds) in order to seal off an area that was pooling water to keep it dry
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- Ben Swain
- 26-10-2022
Sketch Photo
Description
- Very compacted
- Mid bluish grey
- Clay
- Moderate inclusions of sub angular small to medium sized limestone pieces. Occasional charcoal pieces
- L - 2.20+ W - 5.00 T - 0.33
- Hand Ex/damp
Finds
Feature
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Feature: SUD_1301
- NE-SW, deep cut ditch/water channel with a later Victorian drainage ditch cut through it also aligned NE-SW.
Record Details
- Not set
- Clive Andrews 22-10-2022
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