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

F16501

N97, N96, M97, M96

Layer of medium angular stones

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9 (N9

8 (N97)

10.5 NNW-SSE

1 N-S

F16503

Layer (1)

F16503, F16502

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F16502

N96,N97,M96,M97

Layer of medium sized stones, petering out 2m north of wall F16503. Northern tumble of C18 dry stone wall F16503

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9 (N9

0 (N96)

2 N-S

Layer (1)

F16501, F16503

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F16514

N96, N97, M97

Original foundations of early wall. Large, flat stones running SSW-NEE across cutting. Definite edges. A gap of c 3m close to the west edge of the cutting - possible entrance. If original, c 6" further than F16503.

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10.5 E-W

0.92 N-W

F16515, F16528

F16503, F16501, F16502

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F16515

N97

Widespread layer of slightly rounded medium stones, many weathered, although not worn like F16506 stones. Spread extends SW from F16506 and does not have the early C18 wall course F16514 built over it. Contains some burnt stones

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9.5

Cut by: F16560, F16570, F16571, F16572, F16573, F16574, F16575, F16581, F16583, F16584, F16578, F16591, F16592, F16595, F16598, F16596, F16600, F16601, F16603, F16604, F16612, F16621, F16624

F16514, F16501, F16507, F16506

F16506

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F16528

N97

Thin layer of brown soil. Old ground surface on which F16514 was built.

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10.5 E-W

F16515

F16514

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F16559

N97

Is F16575. Subcircular area of small and medium subangular limestone with layer limestone to perphery. Characterised by burnt stones. Tree/shrub root, burnt out prior to laying out boundary wall?

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7.55

8.4

0.4 diameter

F16515

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http://www

F16570

N97

A pocket of lower soil within an area of degraded rocks F16548. Occasional small stones. It is likely that this feature seals F16515, but it is unclear on plans 3/4/5. Possibly a posthole

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3.2

9.3

20cms E-W

30cms N-S

F16515

Bedrock

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F16571

N97

A pocket of lower soil within an area of degraded rocks F16548. It is likely that this feature seals F16515, but it is unclear on plans 3/4/5. Probably a posthole

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2.8

9.6

25cms N-S

25cms E-W

F16515

Bedrock

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http://www

F16572

N97

A small pocket of lower soil within an area of degraded rocks F16548. Some pitched rocks to the side. It is likely that this feature seals F16515, but it is unclear on plans 3/4/5.

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5.3

9.7

30cms E-W

30cms N-S

F16515

Bedrock

F16570, F16571

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F16574

N97

A small pocket of lower soil within an area of degraded bedrock F16548. It is likely that this feature cuts F16515, but was not recognized until the bedrock.

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5.3

20cms E-W

20cms N-S

F16515

Bedrock

F16570, F16571, F16572, F16573

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http://www

F16575

N97

A patch of lower soil amongst bedrock.

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7.6

8.2

40cms E-W

20cms N-S

F16515

Bedrock

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http://www

F16579

N97

A belt of tightly packed jumbled medium stones. Appears to be lying in a hollow. Bounded to the South-West by sheet bedrock. Uncertain whether it is natural or not. After excavation to 15cm depth, still very soily. Is this a non-deposited layer?

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9.0

3m NW-SE

3m SW-NE

Bedrock

F16515, F16551

F16580

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