Context

Cutting

Description

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Cat

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North

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Max Length

Depth/Height

Layer

Overlies/Seals

Overlain/Sealed by

Cuts

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Abuts/Contiguous

Associated with

Hand FS

Typed FS

Any FS

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Ink drawing

F01309

Posthole, associated with hearth F01307, and postholes F01311, F01558 and F01336. The hole has a filling of dark brown soil with small limestone chipples, and a burnt packing stone.posthole

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23 cms

48 cms

F01307, F01310 = B2

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F01310

Posthole, with amorphous edges, and with a large vertical packing stone. The filling was of brown soil and some chipples; associated with hearth and postholes F01309, etc. Finds: contained a decorated sherd.

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23 cms

20 cms

F01307, F01309 = B2

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F01311

Posthole, filled with dark brown soil and burnt and unburnt limestone chips

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23 cms

49 cms

F01307, F01309 = B2

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F01312

Posthole, filled with dark brown soil and burnt and unburnt limestone chips

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23 cms

49 cms

F01307, F01309 = B2

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F01313

Two postholes lying adjacent on the ring of B2. The first was 18 cms wide and 14 cms deep, filled with chipples and small stones, a few burnt. The second is distinguished as F01313a and lay 1.6m to the east; this was15 cms wide and 12 cms deep, and contained three small stones and packed chipples.

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18 cms/15 cms

14 cms/12 cms

F01314 ? = B2

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F01314

Posthole, with a fill of chipples and some burnt small stones, and one small (burnt) packing stone.w burnt.

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21 cms

15 cms

part of B2

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F01332

Double posthole, with a softer fill in the smaller one, which is later. Generally brown soil, with some charcoal. The section drawing shows the darker soil in the later postpipe to the east of the oval hole, and the packing of the earlier postpipe. This posthole represents the southern side of the entrance to B2.

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57 cms

64 cms

part of B2

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F01333

Small posthole, with a fill of brown soil and small stones, set close to the hearth, in the centre of structure B2.

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17 cms

18 cms

part of B2

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F01334

Posthole, with a fill of darker chipples, grey compacted soil containing charcoal and burnt packing stones, with a deposit of limestone wash and chipples in the lower 15 cms of the hole. Unlike the corresponding F01332, this appeared to be of a single phase only.

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52 cms

49 cms

part of B2

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F01336

Posthole, cut into crumbly yellow limestone: initially identified by its packing stones, which protruded into the topsoil. its infill was a little darker than the surrounding matrix. The hole contained medium/large packing stones.

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32 cms

40 cms

Part of B2

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F01345

Posthole, with an infill of mid-brown soil, small stones and chipples, and perhaps packing stones, but no burning

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15 cms

10 cms

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F01552

Posthole, with infill of soil and chipples, a few burnt.chipples

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20 cms

23 cms

posthole of B2

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F01553

Posthole, with infill of small stone, some burnt, and of chipples softer than surroundings.

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23 cms

15 cms

posthole of B2

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F01554

Posthole, with infill of small stones and mid-brown earth and chipples, no burning, and fragments of flint and pot.

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20 cms

17 cms

posthole of B2

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F01557

Hearth

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F01558

Posthole with no large stones, and a few burnt chipples; the infilling consisted of light brown-yellowish soil and small stones, without obvious packing.

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posthole of B2

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F01560

Posthole, with infill of dark brown soil, small stones and chipples without burning

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20 cms

22 cms

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F01564

Posthole, 16 cms wide but only 3 cms deep as surviving, after removal of the top surface. Filled with chipples.

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16 cms

3 cms

posthole of B2

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