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F02351

S96, S97

Thin bank rubble/tumble of possible wall. Sealed by layer (2) = F2053 (1)). To the south of F2051(2)..
. (1): Sharp angular stones, some large
. (2): Rounded medium rubble to N of F02501(1) and overlain by it in places.
. (3): Chipples in a restricted area just N of F02501(1) spread.
. (4): Large slabs, jumbled up in dark dusty soil layer overlain by F02351(1). Only in SW part of T97.

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Layer (2)

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F02352

S96, T97

Ditch - numerous layer- for relationships between layers, see feature sheets:
1a: Dark soil and small stone rubble. Very worn and smoothed at surface: much walked upon not simply weathered. hearths laid directly over this layer. Very little intervening soil
1b: Small stones, some angular and brown soil
1c: Small/medium stones, much leached.
1d: Small stones
1e: Hard packed medium rubble, brown matrix (clay)
2: Medium and large stones in red-brown clayey matrix. Overlain by F02352(1) in the Northern three stretches of ditch.
3a: Small stones with small proportion of soil: present in South stretch of ditch.
3b: Layer of small stones and chipples below it, sealing F02456.
4: Yellow limestone dust concreting large stones.
5: Grey/brown soft leached material against West side of bedrock in natural fissure.
6: Small rubble with dark soil: similar to F02352(1) but less chipple = F02352(1c)
7: Dark grey soil apparently burnt and possibly a primary silt of the ditch.
8a: Dark brown soil at bottom of ditch
8b: Black soil with high charcoal content, below layer 8.
9: Yellow pale brown limestone dust, some small stones.

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F02353

S96, T96

Rubble bank to the West of ditch F02352. Small, thin, sharp, angular stones. Spreads down the slope of U96 and possibly over F02429, although this relationship is unclear.

1: Small, thin, sharp, angular stones.
2: Medium sized (c. 10cm long) rubble = site layer (3). Probably overlies bedrock. Sealed by site layer (2).
3: Worn (weathered?) medium stones, compacted in brown soil. Present all over North West area of S96 and T96

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F02367

S96

Small hollow of burnt stones. Possible posthole and if indeed so cuts through F2352 and F2353.

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Layer (2)

F02352, F02353

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F02368

S96

Large square flat slab.

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F02352(1)

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F02375

S96

Stone slab.

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F02377

S96

Hearth? group of large and medium slabs in a distinct setting.

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F02352(1)

Layer (2)

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F02380

S96, S97

Group of pitched medium stones sealed by layer (2) and within F02351. Not a feature.

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F02393

S96

Large concentration of grey soil and rubble. Overlain by F02352 (2). N.B. this is the same as F02440.

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F02352(2)

F02440

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F02395

S96, S97

Area of a few burnt stones and much bone. Part of F02352 (1) at the bottom of it therefore sealed by F02352 (1).
Triangulation S96 SW 0.30, SE 9.75

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F02352(1)

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F02396

S96

Area of burnt stones, Hearth? One burnt stone slab on edge.
riangulation: SW 4.08, SE 6.74.
ssociated finds: Teeth and bones in situ. SE 9.75

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F02352(1)

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F02398

S96

Area of bone with some pottery and flint, but no burning. Sealed by 2352 (1), overlies 2352 (2).
riangulation: S96 SW 1.40, SE 9.07.itu. SE

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F02352(2)

F02352(1)

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F02400

S96

Group of vertical thin stones, one burnt. Sealed by F02353(2) (equal to general layer (3) - rubble). On the edge of ditch F02352 and undoubtedly earlier than it.

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F02352(2), (3)

F02352

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F02402

S96

Group of vertical stones.

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F02353(2)

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F02403

S96

Group of large pitched stones and soil.

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F02353(2)

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F02404

S96

Disturbance comprising pitched large stones and soil.

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F02353(2)

F02353(3)

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F02412

S96, T96

Major linear disturbance to the West of F02352. Possible ditch or hollow, which may be cut by F02352.

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F02353(1)

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F02440

S96

Intrusive feature in central section of ditch. Sealed by F02352(4). Fill of grey soil with high proportion of burnt stones. Same as F02393. On further excavation, this proved to be the fill of the re-cut of ditch F02352, and it was therefore linear and not the shape indicated by the original triangulations.

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F02352(2)

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