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

F05403

J17

Large slabs laid and little burning - wall. Part of wall of house F05056.

PDF

6.8

3.4

60cms NS

70cms EW

F05067

Layer (1)

F05066, F05067

http://www.

http://www

F05405

J17

Area of medium/small slabs and little burning. ?Entrance to houser F05065/F05067

PDF

6.6

4.9

25 cms N-S

40 cms E-W

Layer (1)

F05056, F05067

http://www.

http://www

F05407

J17

Not a feature

PDF

6.4

20 cms N-S

30 cms E-W

2 cms

F05430

Layer (1)

F05067 (SEE AXVII)

http://www.

http://www

F05412

J17

Large vertical stone set in dark brown soil. Same as F05808 excavated in CH83.

PDF

8.1

2.4

15 cms E-W

25 cms N-S

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F05413

J17

Area of dark brown soil and small-med stones. Not a feature.

PDF

7.7

0.6

50 cms N-S

50 cms E-W

5 cms

Layer (1)

F05034

http://www.

http://www

F05414

J17

Area of small stone rubble and some burning. Disappeared on removal f assoc. rubble. ?Dump of material thrown out of house?

PDF

2.7

5.6

200 cms NW-SE

100 cms SW-NE

1-2 cms

Layer (1)

F05428

http://www.

http://www

F05428

J17

General term for rubble surface below layer (1) in J17. Finds: Charcoal, daub, pot, pebble, tooth, burnt bone, grit (2), metal (1), bone, burnt tooth.

PDF

8 cms

F05433, F05435, F05431 bedrock

Layer (1)

F05430

http://www.

http://www

F05431

J17

Area of small and some medium rubble and scatter of burning associated with marked increase in finds density. Similar to F05414 i.e. area of scattered burning, increase in number of finds but NO discernible edge and layer disappears on removing one or two layers of stone and soil. Possible dump from house. Possible path to house entrance. Finds: Charcoal, bone, burnt bone, flint, tooth, pot, daub, pebble, metal, jet, burnt tooth.

PDF

3.2

4.1

2.3m E-W

3.4m N-S

3-5cms

F05434, F05435, Bedrock

F05428

F05434, F05435

F05056, F05066

http://www.

http://www

F05433

J17

Scatter of burning (pink and blue) in general area of bedrock. Appeared on removing one layer of stones. Unlike F05431 in that no finds associated with it.

PDF

0.5

7.5

30 cms E-W

65 cms N-S

1-3 cms

Bedrock

F05428

http://www.

http://www

F05434

J17

Small area of burnt medium stones. May have been one burnt large slab originally - no finds or other burning associated with it. Finds: charcoal, tooth x 1.

PDF

2.3

4.4

0.2 m W-E

0.3 m N-S

4 cms

Bedrock

F05431

F05056 ?

http://www.

http://www

F05435

J17

Area of burnt and some unburnt medium stones with unburnt rubble. No definite edges, possible dump of material - pot unabraided, there is a gap between this and F05034. Finds: Pot, bone, burnt tooth, burnt bone, charcoal.

PDF

3.8

2.8

0.5 m W-E

1 m N-S

c. 6 cm.

F05428

F05431, F05428

F05428, F05431

F05056 ?

http://www.

http://www

F05802

J17

Scatter of blue and red burnt stones under wall stones of F05066. Follows wall line only approximately - extends to outside of hut in many places. A ring shed gully filled with burnt stones and with a base in one place of large flat slabs.

PDF

7.5

8.5

25 cms N-S

700 cms E-W

F05807

F05066

F05100

http://www.

http://www

F05804

J17

Area of fist sized rocks burnt blue and some red.dark soil infill.

PDF

7.0

9.0

100 cms E-W

40 cms N-S

8 cms

F05066, F05802

Layer (2)

http://www.

http://www

F05805

J17

Small gap in wall F05066 which may have been a post slot. May be similar to F05806 in form. Too small to excavate separately

PDF

8.5

10 cms E-W

10 cms N-S

F05066, F05802?

Layer (2)

F05066, F05806?

http://www.

http://www

F05806

J17

Small lot in wall for possible post. Excavated with the rest of the wall. Much charcoal.

PDF

7.5

8.5

8 cms E-W

10 cms N-S

F05066, F05802?

Layer (2)

http://www.

http://www

F05807

J17, H17

Unburnt layer of large flat slabs and light brown soil under burnt layer of house wall. Just the top layer of natural

PDF

7.5

8.5

Bedrock

F05802

http://www.

http://www

F05808

J17

Large vertical stone. Possible posthole. Actually a large stone buried in the ground with packing stones present. May be for an uncompleted hearth.

PDF

8.5

2.5

15 cms E-W

25 cms N-S

35 cms

F05054

F05412

http://www.

http://www

F05809

J17

Gap in wall line flanked by slabs angled inwards. Possible gully with horizontal slabs collapsed into it.

PDF

7.0

7.5

30 cms NE-SW

200 cms NW-SE

F05066 (slabs)

F05066 (base)

http://www.

http://www

F05810

J17

Layer of flat slabs )interrupted) on raised area of floor

PDF

7.5

8.0

150 cms N-S

700 cms E-W (wedge-shaped)

F05100, F05813, F05065 edge

Layer (2)

F05067

http://www.

http://www

F05812

J17

Possible posthole. Sloping stones and burnt area. Large posthole with second apparently diagonally through it. Filled with small stones, all burnt. Edges too vague to establish and diagonal ‘posthole’ a feature of excavation.

PDF

9.5

3.5

50 cms diam

55 cms

F05801

Bedrock

http://www.

http://www

F05813

J17

Posthole appearing as section in edge of large posthole F05065. Certainly man made but has rather sloping base.

PDF

9.5

6.5

45 cms diam

30 cms

F05810

Bedrock

F05065

http://www.

http://www

F05814

J17

Burnt stone slab lined pit under hearth, filled with very burnt stone. On excavaition turns out to be a two period hearth cutting and earlier iron age hearth.

PDF

8.5

5.0

F05052, Bedrock

F05067

http://www.

http://www

F05815

J17

Burnt stone area, possible posthole. Not a feature

PDF

9.5

1.0

20 cms diam

F05054

http://www.

http://www