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

F03959

L9, M9

Area of burning within gull chipple tract F03920. Small burnt stones. A late activity area producing burning to at least 20 cms down into chipples.

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9.5

4.0

100 cms E-W

100 cms N-S

F03982?

Layer (1)

F03920

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F04101

Area of disturbed limestone with patches of concentrated burning. No significant pattern showing. Probable natural

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8.5

100 cms

160 cms

24 cms

Topsoil

Layer (2) & Bedrock

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F04102

Posthole, showing as area of small burnt stones within larger area of more scattered burning, and disturbed burnt limestone. On the edge of a substantial fissure, in surface of layer (2). Unsubstantial sides becasue of fissure, but extent of ph quite clear due to distinctive fill of small burnt stones (pink and blue) and loose earth, some packing stones indicating post pipe. Extreme E edge of ph clipped by E edge of cutting.
Containe a few frags of charcoal and burnt bone

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9.5

5.5

c 30 cms N-S

c 40 cms E-W to cutting edge

c 41 cms

Topsoil, Layer (1)

Fissure (see memo)

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F04103

Posthole. Showing as a small patch of burnt limestone and vertical packing in layer (2). Excavated hole failed to have any firm edges due to the surrounding disturbed bedrock. Limits of the feature identified by fill of loose earth, small burnt stones and many finds. Impression of narrow ph.

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9.5

c 33 cms E-W

c 33 cms N-S

38 cms

Layer (1)

Layer (2)

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F04104

Roughly oval area of jumbled limestone, rounded worn looking stones forming layer 1-2 stones thick. Some loose brown topsoil between. No burnt limestone and no finds.

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112 cms E-W

250 cms N-S

c17 cms

loose small limestone at transition of bedrock and layer (3) gull

Layers (1) & (2)

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F04105

Posthole. Showing as small patch of irregular stones surrounded by flat bedrock, after removal of lay 1. Clear but somewhat irregular sides giving slightly oval shape in plan; flat bottom, sides tapering in slightly to bottom. Filled with many large and small packing stones in loose brown earth, no burnt limestone.
Finds: pot and burnt pot burnt bone and charcoal.

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7.5

1.5

33 cms E-W

38 cms N-S

36 cms

Layer (1) & topsoil

Layer (2) & bedrock

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F04106

Depression in natural gull filled with brownish red burnt limestone gull with a few stones, many vertical, and some burnt, with some leaching at bottom. Excavated from level of L9 plan 3, where it showed as an area of brownish red chipple. The extent of feature showed up much better in NS section of E edge of cutting M9.

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0.0

140 cms E-W to W

150 cms N-S

8 cms

Layer (1) & topsoil

Yellow & bedrock gull

F04107

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F04107

Deep hollow in natural gull filled with very red burnt limestone gull. A few small stones lying flat against upper sides and bottom. Finds also high up on sloping sides, some leaching to bottom. Showed as area of red chipple at layer (3).

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0.5

1.5

97 cms NW-SE

120 cms N-S

42 cms

Layer (1) & topsoil

Gull (see memo), F04113

F04106

F04106, F04113

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F04108

Shallow irregular depression in yellow and grey gull with a number of other small depressions in it. Fill:Orange (Layer(3)) gull.

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0.5

bedrock gull (see memo)

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F04109

Posthole showing as area of fine brown soil with patches of stones, many angled in surface of Layer (3) orange gull. Solid round sides and rounded bottom cut into solid bedrock. Many packing stones some quite large, many very burnt, especially around the sides. At depth of 30 cms the fill changed to a dark try-brown soil with less stones and little burning and few finds.

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1.5

3.5

67 cms NW-SE

83 cms NE-SW

28 cms

Layer (1)

Bedrock

F04115; see memo

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F04110

Posthole, small irregularly shaped, showing as a circle of small stones and earth in bedrock. Flat bottom. Fill: loose dark earth with many packing stones, 2 large ones. No burning or finds.

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8.5

1.5

37 cms NE-SW

41 cms NW-SE

28 cms

Layer (1) & topsoil

Bedrock

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F04111

Stakehole. Well formed circular in plan and tapering section cut in bedrock.

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2.5

0.2

10 cms diam

15 cms

Layers (1) & (2)?

Bedrock gull

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F04112

Small irregular shaped scoop in limestone, filled with much burnt limestone and loose dark earth with finds.

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0.5

38 cms E-W

51 cms N-S

20 cms

Layers (1) & (2) (see memo)

Bedrock

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F04113

Possible posthole. Found while excavating E half of F04107. Only one side and bottom cut into bedrock gull. Other side but by F04107.

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15 cms E-W

23 cms N-S

13 cms

Layer (1)

Bedrock gull (see memo)

F04107

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F04114

Very small posthole. Showed as a dark circle in surface of bedrock gull. Flat bottomed circular posthole with fill of orange layer (3) gull.

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1.5

11 cms ESE-WNW

14 cms NNW-SSE

17 cms

Layers (1) & (3) (see memo)

Bedrock gull

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F04115

Dark grey-brown layer within F04109 (posthole), quite hard in places esp at sides. Continued to higher level at sides than in middle. Some packing stones within this layer. Ash layer?

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1.5

3.5

67 cms NW-SE

83 cms NE-SW

15 cms

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Top layer of F04109

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F04116

Very small posthole. Oval plan with rounded bottom. Loose reddish brown earth/gull mix.

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0.5

7.5

15 cms E-W

17 cms N-S

12 cms

Layers (1) & (3)

Bedrock gull

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F04117

Stakehole. Oval plan at top tapering vertically down.

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0.5

10 cms E-W

13 cms N-S

19 cms

Layers (1) & (3)

Bedrock gull

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F04118

Stakehole. Oval plan at top tapering to narrower oval bottom. Vertical.

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0.5

13 cms NW-SE

21 cms NE-SW

21 cms

Layers (1) & (3)

Bedrock gull

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F04119

Very small stakehole. Oval plan at top, narrowing downwards. Reddish brown earth/gull mix

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3.5

1.5

6 cms NW-SE

8 cms NE-SW

8 cms

Layers (1) & (3)

Bedrock gull

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F04120

Double stakehole. Irregular shape, flat rock at bottom.

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1.5

5 cms diam

4 cms

Layers (1) & (3)

Bedrock gull

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F04121

Bowl-shaped depression in stony bedrock gull filled with stiff brownish-red gull with stones up to 5cm dam lying at all angles and small burnt stones up to 1cm diam. Similar to F04107?

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2.5

88 cms NE-SW

120 cms NW-SE

40 cms

Layers (1) & (3)

Bedrock (see memo)

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