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

F08131

Small patch of burnt stones

PDF

15 cms diam

Layer (1)

F08133, F08134?

http://www.

http://www

F08132

Small patch of burnt stones

PDF

8.5

10 cms diam

2 cms

F08174

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08133

Patch of brown humic soil. Pit containing horse scapula.

PDF

65 cms N-S

75 cms E-W

70 cms

Layer (1), F08152

F08134, F08178

http://www.

http://www

F08134

Patch of brown humic soil. Pit containing calf’s jaw.

PDF

1.5

50 cms N-S

65 cms E-W

65 cms

Layer (1), F08152

F08133, F08178

http://www.

http://www

F08135

Small group of large vertical stones. Fault line. Not a feature

PDF

5.1

30 cms diam

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08144

Linear shallow depression in SW of cutting containing small angular stones, chipple and brown humic soil

PDF

0.5

25 cms NE-SW

125 cms SE-NW

Layer (1)

F08146

F07708

http://www.

http://www

F08145

Medium angular stones with chipple and small stone in brown soil matrix

PDF

0.3

0.2

100 cms N-s

60 cms E-W

F08146

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08146

Layer of medium to large slab stones in SW corner of cutting

PDF

1.1

1.3

120 cms N-S

150 cms E-W

Layer (1), F08145

F08144

http://www.

http://www

F08147

General layer in S end of cutting consisting of small to medium angular stones in brown humic soil matrix. Random burning.

PDF

2.3

2.7

800 cms E-W

300 cms N-S

F08177

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08148

Small outbreak of medium to large slabbed stone. Probably bedrock.

PDF

1.4

3.6

200 cms E-W

140 cms N-S

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08149

Small patch of large to medium sloping angular stones

PDF

3.6

40 cms E-W

30 cms N-S

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08150

General layer of mixed rubble consisting of medium/large angular stones with many verticals

PDF

3.2

4.1

480 cms E-W

400 cms N-S

F08176, F08177

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08151

General layer of small to medium rubble in brown soil matrix

PDF

7.5

3.8

500 cms E-W

400 cms N-S

F08174, F08175, F08177, F08176

Layer (1), F08155

F08158, F08132

F08158

F08103

http://www.

http://www

F08152

General layer of small to medium stones with are compacted with occ burning. Layer of worn stones progressing in a NW direction, slightly overlying pits F08133 and F08134

PDF

600 cms E-W

600 cms N-S

F08133, F08134

Layer (1)

F08137, F08133, F08134

http://www.

http://www

F08153

Layer of small stones and chipple

PDF

300 cms E-W

200 cms N-S

12 cms

F08177

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08154

Layer of medium to small angular stones all very jumbled with some burning

PDF

2.4

500 cms E-W

430 cms N-S

Layer (1)

F08133, F08134

http://www.

http://www

F08155

Small patch of brown humic soil. V shallow - not a feature

PDF

6.5

35 cms diam

3 cms

F08151

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08156

Small patch of medium angular stones forming part of a hollow within F08151

PDF

5.2

45 cms N-S

50 cms E-W

8 cms

F08175

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F08157

Small patch of burnt angular medium stones

PDF

5.3

20 cms diam

3 cms

Layer (1)

F08152

http://www.

http://www

F08158

Small patch of burnt angular stones

PDF

8.4

2.7

15 cms diam

3 cms

Layer (1)

F08151

http://www.

http://www

F08174

Large slabbed stone with little or no soil matrix - probably upper layer of bedrock.

PDF

380 cms E-W

330 cms N-S

F08151

http://www.

http://www

F08175

General layer of medium and small stones compacted with a gingery brown soil matrix.

PDF

5.5m N-S

5.5m E-W

F08152

http://www.

http://www

F08176

Area of large angular stones many being pitched. Virtually no soil. A fault line,

PDF

100 cms E-W

320 cms N-S

F08150, F08151

http://www.

http://www

F08177

Large area in S of cutting of jumbled angular stone of small to medium size in a gingery brown soil matrix

PDF

10m E-W

6m N-S

F08147, F08153, F08150, F08151

http://www.

http://www

F08767

Circle of upright and slanted medium and large stones, Covered by fill of pit F08737.

PDF

9.3

0.1

0.38 N-S

0.41 E-W

0.1

F08737

Bedrock

http://www.

http://www

F09201

Area of large to medium stone with some verticals. This layer could simply be an area of more jumbled Bedrock split from F09203 by the trench of F09202.

PDF

8.3

0.4

70 cms N-S

180 cms E-W

F08737 (CH88 Q3) ReNo F09223

http://www.

http://www

F09202

Area small to medium stones with some burning (layer 1). Later (layer 2) turned into an earth compacted trench of posts.

PDF

1.5

110 cms NW-SE

250 cms NE-SW

Bedrock

F09203

F09250, F09251, F09252, F09523, F09524

http://www.

http://www

F09203

Large to medium stones mainly horizontal, with very little soil. Possible shattered Bedrock?

PDF

9.6

3.4

410 cms N-S

500 cms E-W to cutting edge

F09209, F09231, F09202(3)

F09204, F09211

F09205, F09204

http://www.

http://www

F09204

Area of small to medium stones (with some verticals) with medium brown silt. Possible fault line.

PDF

8.7

5.8

50 cms N-S

360 cms E-W (to cutting edge)

F09224

F09203, F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09205

General layer of medium to large slabs set in horizontally very little soil (after plan 1 a level was removed from the NW corner, this extended to the Western edge of the cutting). Possibly the same layer as F9203.

PDF

8.1

7.2

370 cms N-S

530 cms E-W

Layer (1)

F09229, F09232, F09244, F09206, F09207, F09213, F09214, F09215, F09216, F09218, F09219, F09236

F09204

http://www.

http://www

F09206

Small area of large to small stones, some sloping in the chipple (dark soil). This seemed to be a depression in the Bedrock (F09205) which filled with smaller material described above.

PDF

8.2

8.7

90 cms SW-NE

140 cms SE-NW

F09205

F09207

http://www.

http://www

F09207

Medium and small stones in a dark soil matrix. As with F09206 this seems to be wash in a depression in the bedrock.

PDF

5.9

8.7

60 cms SW-NE

90 cms SE-NW

F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09208

Layer of large to medium slabs many sloping.

PDF

8.3

9.5

100 cms N-S to cutting edge

200 cms E-W

F09246

http://www.

http://www

F09209

Area of small to medium stones (excavated CH87). Corresponds? to CH87 F08156. It is possible tree root action caused the jumble due to the modern nature of the charcoal. Associated finds: Charcoal, bone, nutshell (burnt).

PDF

5.7

4.8

80 cms SE-NW

90 cms SW-NE

F09203

http://www.

http://www

F09210

Large sloping flat stones in a medium amount of soil. Bedrock.

PDF

5.1

4.4

500 cms SE-NW

690 cms SW-NE

F09226, F09227, F09228, F09225

F09222

F09211

http://www.

http://www

F09211

Many large angular and vertical stones. Possible fault line continued from CH87 F08176.

PDF

4.5

70 cms W-E

430 cms N-S

F09247

F09203, F09210

http://www.

http://www

F09212

Large to medium stones (horizontal).

PDF

2.8

7.5

50 cms SE-NW

90 cms SW-NE

http://www.

http://www

F09213

Small area of burning with medium to small stones.

PDF

1.9

8.2

100 cms SE-NW

160 cms SW-NE

F09205

F09221

http://www.

http://www

F09214

Area of larger sloping stones (within F09216). Shattered Bedrock. This may in fact be part of F09205 taken down to the level of Plan 2.

PDF

0.5

6.7

100 cms E-W

100 cms N-S

F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09215

Area of jumbled medium to small stones. No vertical stones.

PDF

0.3

9.5

100 cms SE-NW

190 cms SW-NE

F09205

CH87

http://www.

http://www

F09216

General area of jumbled stone, probably shattered bedrock.

PDF

1.2

7.7

280 cms E-W

300 cms N-S

F09205, F09227

CH87

http://www.

http://www

F09217

Thin strip of angular stones. Possible fault line.

PDF

1.6

8.6

40 cms SE-NW

400 cms SW-NE

F09218, F09215

http://www.

http://www

F09218

Large area of medium to large stones, many of which are weathered.

PDF

8.9

200 cms E-W

260 cms N-S

F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09219

Area of medium to small stones (with no weathering) in silt.

PDF

4.2

6.9

150 cms SE-NW

250 cms SW-NE

F09236, F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09220

Small area of vertical stones with asscoiated burning. Possible posthole. Burning ended approximately 20cm above the bottom of the feature. Also large stones abutting into the side wall suggesting this is not a feature. Associated finds: Charcoal from wet sieving.

PDF

8.7

8.6

29 cms E-W

30 cms N-S

42 cms

F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09221

An area of burning within F09213. The North face of the feature has considerable burning especially at the bottom.

PDF

1.9

37 cms E-W

48 cms N-S

31 cms

F09213

http://www.

http://www

F09222

An area of burning within F09210. Possibly a posthole.
Associated finds: Burnt bone, flint, bone and charcoal.
nail sample.

PDF

4.5

4.7

40 cms SW-NE

60 cms SE-NW

32 cms

F09210

http://www.

http://www

F09223

An area of backfill. Re-excavation of CH88 Q3 F08737.

PDF

9.8

0.3

67 cms N-S

68 cms E-W

50 cms

F09201

http://www.

http://www

F09224

Area of orange-brown soil.

PDF

8.9

5.9

67 cms N-S

68 cms E-W

F09204

http://www.

http://www

F09225

Area of small to medium burnt stone in dark soil (with burnt blue limestone).

PDF

2.1

120 cms N-S

140 cms E-W

F09256, F09210

F09230

F09240

http://www.

http://www

F09226

Small area of large horizontal weathered stone with associated areas of burning. After the removal of the stones there was no evidence of burning underneath. Turns to natural, therefore this appears to be a hard natural outcrop of limestone.

PDF

1.3

3.5

80 cms N-S

100 cms E-W

F09210

http://www.

http://www

F09227

Area of small compacted stones with burning.

PDF

1.5

5.3

90 cms NW-SE

200 cms NE-SW

F09210

F09216

F09238

http://www.

http://www

F09228

Area of small compacted stones with burning.

PDF

2.9

3.4

70 cms E-W

170 cms S-N

F09210

http://www.

http://www

F09229

Small area of compacted small stones, some burnt pink. The areas of burning were removed exposing Bedrock underneath, which suggests that this was a natural hollow with fill washed in.

PDF

6.5

22 cms E-W

60 cms N-S

F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09230

Heavy area of burning (within F9225) with vertical stones. Possible posthole.

PDF

17 cms W-E

21 cms N-S

F09225

http://www.

http://www

F09231

Small depression of orange-brown soil. This feature seems to be connected with F9204 (possible fault line) suggesting it was a solution hole. The East edge seems to be Gull Bedrock with an indistinct edge.

PDF

9.8

5.3

24 cms SW-NE

36 cms SE-NW

28 cms

F09203

http://www.

http://www

F09232

Area of jumbled stones within F9205. Possible posthole? Areas of burning but no connected finds.

PDF

9.4

7.9

14 cms N-S

19 cms E-W

26 cms

F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09233

Area of vertical stones within F9205 with some burning. This was abandoned as it ended in Bedrock.

PDF

7.9

8.9

25 cms N-S

35 cms E-W

6 cms

http://www.

http://www

F09234

Area of angled stones within F9208. Possible posthole.

PDF

7.9

9.7

20 cms E-W

30 cms N-S

28 cms

http://www.

http://www

F09235

Probable posthole.

PDF

3.5

9.7

40 cms N-S

45 cms E-W

24 cms

http://www.

http://www

F09236

Area of small to medium jumbled stones. Possible continuation of F09209.

PDF

4.5

6.5

110 cms E-W

190 cms N-S

F09205

F09219

http://www.

http://www

F09237

Circular area of stone beneath F9209. Possible posthole, missed in upper layers as it seems shallow and wide. However the sides and bottom suggest a posthole.

PDF

5.4

5.5

25 cms N-S

30 cms E-W

16 cms

F09209

http://www.

http://www

F09238

Area of vertical stones and burning, within F9227. Possible posthole. Associated finds: Charcoal, burnt bone, blue lias, pottery.

PDF

1.4

25 cms N-S

40 cms E-W

30 cms

F09227

http://www.

http://www

F09239

Area of jumbled stones within F9205, with an area of burnt material. Later used as a box section. Associated finds: Pottery and nutshell.-W, 16cm

PDF

1.6

7.2

100 cms SW-NE

150 cms SE-NW

27 cms

F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09240

Fairly, strongly burnt area within F9225. After the removal of the burnt material this did not reveal any significant feature. Not a feature.

PDF

1.6

0.5

40 cms SW-NE

70 cms SE-NW

30 cms

F09225

http://www.

http://www

F09241

Small area of intense burning with some angled stones within F09205. This area continued down for quite a depth. Possible posthole.
Associated finds: Bone, charcoal, tooth.

PDF

3.4

7.9

30 cms E-W

32 cms N-S

25 cms

http://www.

http://www

F09242

Small area of parallel vertical stones within F09201. Probably natural, though it does not seem to be continuing in a line.
Associated finds: Flint, charcoal, burnt bone.

PDF

8.1

0.3

20 cms E-W

30 cms N-S

http://www.

http://www

F09243

A small area of fairly intense burning with F09225. Possible posthole which eventually turned into a pit see F09256 (CH88 Q3 F08738).

PDF

2.8

0.1

20 cms N-S

30 cms E-W

25 cms

F09225

http://www.

http://www

F09244

Area of sloping stones within F09205. Not a feature. This was abandoned as no definable sides were found. There were no finds and there did not seem to be an intrusion into the bedrock.

PDF

9.6

8.4

25 cms SE-NW

30 cms SW-NE

20 cms

F09205

http://www.

http://www

F09245

Area of medium stone (with some angular) in a rough square formation (see feature plan). Initially this seemed to be a feature but after the removal of the fill it was revealed to be part of a fault line. Associated finds: Nutshell, charcoal, bone.

PDF

4.5

5.2

20 cms SE-NW

30 cms SW-NE

25 cms

F09209

http://www.

http://www

F09246

Area of vertical stones within F09208. Possible posthole (CH88 P2) within a pit. Layered:
. dark soil (backfill)
. orange soil within the bedrock
Associated finds: Charcoal in layer 2

PDF

9.5

61 cms SE-NW

72 cms SW-NE

36 cms

F09208

http://www.

http://www

F09247

Area of burning exposed under a layer of F09211. This was initially thought a pit due to the vast amount of finds and the definable edge on the East facing wall. However no other such edges were found and this seemed to be following the fault line (F09211). An amount of grey leached material with no finds in it.
Associated finds: Pottery, charcoal, burnt bone, flint, nutshell. All in large quantities.

PDF

4.7

107 cms NW-SE

192 cms SE-NW

102 cms

F09211

http://www.

http://www

F09248

Area of burning within F09225. Simply proved to be a shallow depression in F09225. Associated finds: Charcoal, pottery, burnt bone.

PDF

2.1

1.1

20 cms E-W

25 cms N-S

15 cms

http://www.

http://www

F09249

Area of compact burning which proved to be a shallow depression in F09205. Associated finds: Charcoal, bone, tooth, nutshell, pottery.

PDF

1.7

7.4

25 cms E-W

30 cms N-S

13 cms

F09216

http://www.

http://www

F09250

Area of burning within F9202. Posthole.
Associated finds: Burnt bone (lost).nutshell

PDF

8.9

1.4

26 cms

24 cms

F09202

F09251, F09252, F09253, F09254, F09255

http://www.

http://www

F09251

Area of burning within F9202. Posthole.

PDF

9.3

1.5

16 cms E-W

20 cms N-S

F09202

F09250, F09252, F09253, F09254, F09255

http://www.

http://www

F09252

Area of burning within F9202. Posthole.

PDF

8.4

1.2

26 cms E-W

26 cms N-S

F09202

F09250, F09251, F09253, F09254, F09255

http://www.

http://www

F09253

Area of burning within F9202. Posthole.

PDF

7.5

1.1

23 cms

F09202

F09250, F09251, F09252, F09254, F09255

http://www.

http://www

F09254

Small area of burning within East facing cutting edge (F09202).
Unknown length as in section edge

PDF

9.9

1.7

18 cms N-S

Unknown

21 cms

F09250, F09251, F09252, F09253, F09255

http://www.

http://www

F09255

Area of burning within F9202. Posthole.

PDF

6.2

0.2

20 cms N-S

20 cms E-W

22 cms

F09202

F09250, F09251, F09252, F09253, F09254

http://www.

http://www

F09256

Patch of burning with small loose material within F09225

PDF

2.1

0.2

31 cms N-S

88 cms E-W

27 cms

F09225

http://www.

http://www