Context

Cutting

Description

Pic

Cat

East

North

Max Width

Max Length

Depth/Height

Layer

Overlies/Seals

Overlain/Sealed by

Cuts

Cut by

Abuts/Contiguous

Associated with

Hand FS

Typed FS

Any FS

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Hand drawi

Ink drawing

F00950

Posthole, somewhat resembling F00492. Usual brown soil and small stones, which seem to be packing stones, though not as distinct as other small ones nearby - many chipples. Finds:Pot, fragments of daub near top: no burnt stones.

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21 cms

28 cms

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F00951

Posthole, close to F00491 - ragged edges though has shape somewhat similar to F00590. Perhaps the two are linked. Apparently small packing stones on eastern side - not shown in section as only in the northern half - no burnt stones - no finds. Brown soil and large stones at top graded down to chipples above bedrock - no sharp edged layers.

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43 cms

30 cms

F00491

F00950

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F00954

Posthole - round - packing stones to take square post, though not as definite as F00953 or F00492. Fill entirely of packing stones apart from looser earthy fill in central square. Considerable quantities of chipples over bedrock.

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20 cms

18 cms

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F00957

This feature is a disturbance in south-west of cutting, which is almost certainly entirely natural, a gull disturbed by major tree roots. Layer (1): Brown soil and stones looking like disturbed bedrock as in F491. Layer (2): Red/Brown soil sticky-not more than five centimetres thick. Layer (3): Yellow/White chalky substance found with chipples (as in gull in BVIII (1). This is probably entirely natural - possibly just where gull runs through. Gull has layer (2) of F957 but instead of turning into layer (3) [of F00957] here it has a yellow chipple layer. Finds: Minute scraps of charcoal and daub in layer (1).

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F00491

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