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

PDF URL

Hand drawi

Ink drawing

F05050

Sub circular area of brown soil with large pitched stones around rim, containing some burnt stones, possibly a posthole

PDF

8.7

7.7

60 cms N-S

70 cms E-W

Layer (1)

F05038

http://www.

http://www

F05051

Area of small stones and soil with a rim of burnt stones, associated with daub and bone - possible postholey a post

PDF

6.2

9.7

Layer (1)

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F05052

Line of vertical burnt slabs associated with subrectangular area of small burnt stones in soil, within hut area F05056. See F05814, for excavation during 1983 season

PDF

3.9

37 cms

40 cms

Layer (1)

F05067

F05814

F05056

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http://www

F05053

Sub rectangular area of brown soil with small stones, not a feature

PDF

70 cms E-W

44 cms N-S

Layer (1)

F05054 ?

F05058, F05054

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http://www

F05054

Area of large flat slabs, some burnt, measuring 2.5 by 5 metres, associated with pot, gritstone.

PDF

7.8

2.5

250 cms

500 cms

Layer (1)

F05053

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http://www

F05056

Various groups of large flat laid slabs, many of which are burnt, lying in medium-sized rubble, much of which is also burnt. The area includes hearth F05052, and would seem to be a scooped hollow

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400 cms

500 cms

Layer (1)

F05054, F05052, F05067

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http://www

F05058

Concentration of burning within F05061

PDF

4.7

7.5

150 cms N-S

100 cms E-W

Layer (1)

F05061

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http://www

F05059

Depression of trapped soil, surrounded by slabs of F05054, containing numerous burnt stones

PDF

8.8

4.8

100 cms N-S

110 cms E-W

Bedrock

Layer (1)

F05054

? = F05061

http://www.

http://www

F05061

Widespread area of medium and small stones, about half of which are burnt

PDF

6.3

5.1

500 cms N-S

800-1000 cms E-W

F05056

Layer (1)

F05054, F05057

? = F05059, F05057

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http://www

F05065

Circular patch of brown soil, which turned into a posthole. The edge of ph overlain by slabs of raised floor F05810, but not so much that they might not be contemporary, since post pipe clear of overlay above 8

PDF

67 cms E-W

80 cms N-S

Layer (1), F05810

F05056, F05813

F05056, F05052, F05067, F05066

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http://www

F05066

Large laid slabs, apparently the base slabs of a wall. Some slabs are burned. This may be associated with F05801, as an interrupted wall line. Cf F05802

PDF

3.5

F05802

F05804

F05810, F05067

F05965, F05962, F05967, F05956

http://www.

http://www

F05067

Area of small stones enclosed by house wall F05066, F05801, F05403: house floor, or sub-floor

PDF

200 cms N-S

400 cms E-W

F05100

Layer (1)

F05065, ? F05814, F05052

F05010, F05066

F05056, F05050, F05065, F05066, F05052?

http://www.

http://www

F05074

A hearth. Large flat laid slabs, some pitched and burnt. The south side is marked by large vertical slab. The feature also includes an area of small burnt stones to the west of the main hearth: this is another hearth, numbered F05144

PDF

2.4

6.7

160 cms E-W

150 cms N-S

F05001, F05002

F05064

F05144

http://www.

http://www

F05075

Area of medium angular stones, including some large stones: possibly a hut floor or collapsed part of wall F05072

PDF

160 cms N-S

160 cms E-W

F05001, F05064

F05070 ?

F05072

F05072, F05074, F05143

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http://www

F05083

Area of slightly worn stones, possibly a pathway

PDF

3.5

3.9

Layer (1)

F05056

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http://www

F05100

Hut floor, consisting of small and medium sharp stones, with evidence of burning, about 40% burnt. Not as rich in finds as the layer above, F05067

PDF

F05067, F05810

F05065, F05814

F05066

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http://www

F05124

Belt of medium sized flat slabs, some pitched with numerous burnt stones

PDF

4.8

7.4

Layer (1)

F05061

F05082

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http://www

F05127

Group of medium and large slabs, possibly forming a wall line, and incorporating many burnt stones, probably part of hut area

PDF

8.5

Layer (1)

F05061

F05128

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http://www

F05128

Spread of medium burnt stones with medium and large flat slabs, possibly equivalent to F05123 stones,

PDF

7.4

Layer (1)

F05061

F05127

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http://www

F05143

Circular area of small to medium burnt stones north of hut wall

PDF

0.4

9.2

Layer (1), F05064 ?

F05075

http://www.

http://www

F05145

Curving line of very burnt stones, possibly a burnt wall. F05079 is probably the spread from this wall, as is F05146

PDF

6.5

Layer (1)

F05079

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http://www

F05146

Burnt spread west of F05145, possibly spread from the wall.

PDF

7.5

1.6

Layer (1)

F05145

http://www.

http://www

F05162

Area under the flat slabs F05054, consisting of medium stones, perhaps natural ragstone surface

PDF

6.7

2.2

F05054

F05034

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http://www

F05164

Possible posthole, fill of medium brown soil matrix, sticky in texture, with many burnt small stones. Layer (1): small angular gravel in medium brown soil. Layer (2): dark brown soil fill with some burnt chipple. Layer (3): larger stones with light soil infill

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7.5

F05128 ?

F05071 ?

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http://www

F05166

Flat worn slab, with finds below

PDF

8.5

Bedrock

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F05168

Area of medium stones and soil between house wall F05066 and ridge of occupation hollow, with signs of burning

PDF

3.5

F05064

http://www.

http://www

F05170

Circular area of small burnt stones, containing potsherds

PDF

9.5

Bedrock

F05061

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http://www

F05171

Area of soil and medium stones, with burning at top, thought to be a posthole, but doubtful on excavation

PDF

F05128

F05164 ?

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http://www

F05172

Pitched stones, some burnt, below hearths, probably the upturned top of natural bedrock

PDF

0.2

6.3

F05064

F05074, F05144

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http://www

F05177

Small circular area of burning, probably natural surface

PDF

9.9

F05061

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http://www

F05178

Area of medium burnt stones, possibly the bottom of F05061

PDF

8.5

6.5

Bedrock

F05061 ?

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