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

F00415

Posthole, well cut. Loose chipply fill at top. Layer (1): an infill of small stones in a dark loamy soil, extending to about half way down the posthole, and containing collapsed packing stones. Layer (2): primary fill.Yellowish clayey soil, with several packing stones at edge, and burnt stone [grey] in centre, in the postpipe. Mass of finds came from layer 1: fragments of bone [CH72/2348, 6022], 38 pieces of fired clay [CH72/2350,6020], 12 sherds of pottery [CH72/2269, 6020] , burnt material similar to slag [CH72/2270], and small pieces of charcoal

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57 cms diam at top, 48 cms at bottom

60 cms

posthole of A5

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F00416

Posthole. Several large packing stones appeared at its eastern edge. This posthole was roughly and rather over cut at top but neater at lower half. Layer (1): Secondary fill to 35cms below top of hole many stones fairly small but packed. Layer (2): Yellow-Brown very chipply soil

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57 cms at top, 32 cms at bottom

54 cms

posthole of A5

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F00427

Posthole, 68 cms diameter and 54 cms deep, situated on northern edge of chipple bed. This posthole was cut in leached chipple. S.E. edge cut in broken bedrock. Layering: (1): Secondary fill of large stones tightly packed in yellow brown soil, with a little chipple. (2): Primary fill leached and sticky matrix, containing few stones in light brown soil. Burnt limestone, charcoal, clinker and burnt bone were found in layer (1).

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68 cms diam

54 cms

Posthole of A3

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F00442

Posthole

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F00445

Posthole. Small, shallow with not very well cut sides. Irregular stones at uneven depths form the bottom. The fill was quite firmly packed, being more rocky at the top,and with more chipple. Layer (1): many packing stones in a chippley dark brown loamy soil. Layer (2): the dark brown loamy soil continues, but with few packing stones and little chipple.

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45 cms diam at top, 43 cms at bottom

35 cms

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F00446

Posthole

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F01406

Posthole probably belonging to the A5 group, quite similar to the centre line series F01403-5, but with much less certain edges, since it was cut into the disturbance of bedrock to the east and north of A5. The infilling was of medium to yellow earth and small stones, with no obvious packing.

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55 cms

22 cms

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