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

F09973

V98, V99, U99

Dense band of small stones on E of F09976, W of F09975. On side of Long Mound - downslope movement of F09975 material caused in part by root action.

PDF

9.5

10.0

100 cms NE-SW

440 cms NE-SW

F09976

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F09975

U99, U98, V98

A band of some medium and fewer smaller stones with a greyish brown soil. Two bushes and their roots present. Remnant topsoil.

PDF

1.0

10.0

200 cms NE-SW

440 cms NW-SE

F09993

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F09978

U99

Area of brown soil (lighter than Layer (1)). Remnant top soil.

PDF

2.0

9.0

80 cms NE-SW

160 cms NW-SE

F09979

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F09992

U99

Lies E of F09993 on E slope of LM beyond sacred slab line. Moderate small stones, occ medium stone in red-brown soil.

PDF

2.0

1.0

400 cms NW-SE

150 cms NE-SW

F10420

F09979, F09980

http://www.

http://www

F09994

U99

Lies to E side of LM to E of scared slab line. Reddish brown soil to scatter of small stone less frequent than F09992 to its N

PDF

3.0

9.5

100 cms N-S

80 cms E-W

F09979

http://www.

http://www

F10402

U99

Group of larger than normal stones lying through F09975. On removal capping showed. Consisted of c 3cms of stone. Associated soil brownish grey (cf dry topsoil). A capping added after development of turf?

PDF

2.0

9.8

60 cms N-S

60 cms E-W

F09993

F09975

F10404, F10403, F10405

http://www.

http://www

F10406

U99

Capping of Long Mound. A scatter of v occ medium and small stone along crest of LM in reddish brown soil. Larger stones occur in close association with root activity.

PDF

2.0

9.0

F10407

F09993

http://www.

http://www

F10407

U99

Body of Long Mound. Reddish brown soil with a scatter of a few small and occ medium stone.

PDF

2.0

9.0

400 cms NW-SE

400 cms NE-SW

F10570, F09650

F10406, F10404, F10402, F10403

F09650

http://www.

http://www

F10587

U99

N of F10437 a more concentrated [?] pf stone than F10424 with gull on W and S.

PDF

F10424

http://www.

http://www

F10592

U99

A single irregular shaped piece of limestone lying horizontally, just enters the S edge of CH91 cutting. Lies under the crest of LM.

PDF

1.2

8.5

40 cms SW-NE

45 cms SE-NW

F10570

F10407

http://www.

http://www

F10857

U99

Area of chipple and RB soil and occ med and occ small stones. Lies N of cutting edge. Similar to F10681 but a [?] an extra layer of stone thick in this area.

PDF

1.5

8.7

F10681

http://www.

http://www

F10880

U99

Stakehole. Feature sheet missing, profile on composite plan P495

0.1

9.5

http://www.

http://www

F10896

U99

Stakehole. Feature sheet missing, profile on composite plan P495

7.9

9.5

http://www.

http://www

F10932

U99

Animal burrow

PDF

6.0

1.2

F10940

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10933

U99

A sacred slab on W side of Long Mound

PDF

1.1

5.8

F10940

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10934

U99

A group of sharp edged stones. Sacred slab?

PDF

1.3

3.0

F10940(4)

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10935

U99

A band of dark greyish brown soil running along W side of cutting. Has v occ small stones.

PDF

1.0

4.0

F10943

Layer (1), F10938

http://www.

http://www

F10936

U99

A band of dark greyish brown soil with moderate and a few small stone only appears on E edge of cutting. W edge F10941.

PDF

8.0

F10974

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10938

U99

Irregular shaped area of dark brown soil, less compact than general area F10935. Animal burrow.

PDF

2.3

2.2

102 cms NE-SW

56 cms NW-SE

5 cms

F10935

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10939

U1, U99

An area of dark greyish brown soil different when freshly cleaned from F10935. Slightly more chipple present. Irregular in plan, less compact.

PDF

3.4

9.8

48 cms diam

F10935

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10940

U99

Long Mound - 4 layers, see feature sheet

PDF

F10980

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10941

U99

Lies W of F10936/cutting edge, E of F10940, S of F10942. A band of dark greyish brown soil with very few small stone in it.

PDF

7.0

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10942

U99

Scatter of v occ medium and occ small stones and a little chipple in dark greyish brown soil.

PDF

5.0

9.0

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10943

U99

A band of small stone. Reddish brown soil on W side of cutting.

PDF

1.0

4.0

F10982

F10935

http://www.

http://www

F10944

U99

Area of dense chipple - occ small stone on creat of Long Mound.

PDF

3.0

8.4

Layer (1)

http://www.

http://www

F10945

U99

Sacred slab E side of Long Mound. Lies opposite F10933.

PDF

18 cms NE-SW

27 cms NW-SE

F10940(4)

F10940(2)

http://www.

http://www

F10946

U99

Sacred slab, east side of Long Mound.

PDF

4.6

8.3

17 cms NE-SW

30 cms NW-SE

F10940(4)

F10940(2)

http://www.

http://www

F10948

U99

Area of softer material - probably animal disturbance. Number because of [?].

PDF

15 cms E-W

40 cms S-N

F010940(2)

http://www.

http://www

F10950

U99

Area of reddish brown soil and v occ small stones. Runs SE from cross baulk. Has rabbit hole in it.

PDF

4.9

3.2

130 cms NW-SE

60 cms NE-SW

F10951

F10940(2)

http://www.

http://www

F10951

U99

Sacred slab lying E of F10933-F10953-F10947 line. Marking narrowing end of and earlier LM phase?

PDF

4.3

3.6

25 cms SW-NE

13 cms SE-NW

F10940(4)

F10950

http://www.

http://www

F10953

U99

Sacred slab on W side of Long Mound

PDF

4.5

1.6

17 cms SW-NE

24 cms SE-NW

F10940(4)

F10940(2)

http://www.

http://www

F10954

U99

Sacred slab long axis parallel to LM edge.

PDF

7.7

5.6

17 cms NE-SW

28 cms NW-SE

F10940(4)

F10940(2)

http://www.

http://www

F10955

U99

Area of small weathered stone and chippy soil. N of F15556. Animal hole.

PDF

1.7

3.5

10 cms N-S

20 cms E-W

F10957(1)

F10943(1)

http://www.

http://www

F10956

U99

Long Mound soil, less red-brown than F10940(4)

PDF

8.5

2.4

70 cms SW-NE

150 cms SE-NW

F10940(4)

F10940(3)

http://www.

http://www

F10957

U99, U1, V99

As F10943 but with some chipple

PDF

1.5

3.0

150 cms SW-NE

11m SE-NW

F15530

F10943(2)

http://www.

http://www

F10958

U99

As F10956

PDF

5.9

3.9

80 cms SW-NE

170 cms SE-NW

F10940(4)

F10944

http://www.

http://www

F10959

U99

Same as F10958 N of Baulk?

PDF

4.5

5.1

F10940(4)

F10944

http://www.

http://www

F10960

U99

Long Mound soil covered the general area of F10960 but the top most element of F10960 is covered by F10940(3). Mixture of angular medium and small slabs generally lying flat and some more weathered.

PDF

9.6

1.6

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10961

U99

General number for an area of slightly reddish brown soil and chipple and doc medium weathered stone to E of F10985/F10963 and W of cutting edge.

PDF

3.5

3.1

Bedrock, F10963, F10971

F10971

http://www.

http://www

F10962

U99

Blank feature sheet apart from coords

PDF

8.7

3.3

http://www.

http://www

F10963

U99

Area of three large angular stones and moderate medium weathered stone occ small stone and a little brownish soil. Equivalent to F10985.

PDF

8.5

2.9

Bedrock

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10964

U99

Animal hole

PDF

2.8

4.5

http://www.

http://www

F10965

U99

Animal hole

PDF

4.1

2.9

62 cms NW-SE

81 cms NE-SW

http://www.

http://www

F10966

U99

Animal hole

PDF

4.2

3.5

34 cms NE-SW

39 cms SE-NW into baulk

http://www.

http://www

F10967

U99

Animal hole

PDF

4.8

3.0

40 cms SW-NE

136 cms SE-NW

http://www.

http://www

F10968

U99

Animal hole

PDF

5.2

3.5

50 cms W-E

80 cms SE-NW

http://www.

http://www

F10969

U99

Sacred slab fragment?

PDF

5.6

6.6

15 cms SE-NW

21 cms NW-SE

http://www.

http://www

F10970

U99

Sacred Slab

PDF

6.1

6.7

19 cms NE-SW

36 cms NW-SE

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10972

U99

Animal hole

PDF

2.0

7.7

10 cms N-S

20 cms E-W

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10973

U99

Area of lighter reddish-brown soil. No weathering slightly less compacted.

PDF

7.6

0.8

130 cms NW-SE

170 cms NE-SW

F10940(4)

F10978

http://www.

http://www

F10974

U99

Water worn medium large and occ very large stones. Moderate number of angled stones - jumbled, one layer thick. Road

PDF

6.8

7.0

120 cms SW-NE

500 cms NW-SE

F15557, F15523

F10936

http://www.

http://www

F10975

U99

Brown soil and chipples occ small stones. [?] path F10974

PDF

6.5

7.9

190 cms NE-SW

400 cms NW-SE

F10999

F10936

http://www.

http://www

F10976

U99

Very compacted red brown soil with occ large and very few small stones c 2cm thick.

PDF

5.4

7.5

60 cms SW-NE

100 cms NW-SE

2 cms

F10940

?F10974

http://www.

http://www

F10977

U99

Lies W of F10978, and area of densely packed weathered small and medium/small stones and v occ medium stones with assoc RB soil.

PDF

7.1

1.1

45 cms E-W

120 cms S-N

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10978

U99

Area of red brown soil with no soil, has stone at N end F10979). Possible groove?

PDF

7.2

1.5

30 cms NE-SW

85 cms NW_SE

F10940(4)

F10973

http://www.

http://www

F10979

U99

Line of medium angled stone and tightly packed small stone to N of F10978 and W of F10983

PDF

7.1

2.0

45 cms NE-SW

60 cms NW-SE

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10980

U99

Neolithic land surface

PDF

4.2

4.7

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10981

U99

Area of reddish brown soil

PDF

5.0

2.5

70 cms NE-SW

140 cms NW-SE

F10940(4), F10950

http://www.

http://www

F10982

U99

Probably same as F10957

PDF

4.2

0.5

230 cms NE-SW

580 cms NW-SE

F15528

F10943

F10957

http://www.

http://www

F10983

U99

Gully, reddish brown soil E of F10979

PDF

7.2

2.3

6 cms NE-SW

110 cms NW-SE

F10940(4)

F10984

http://www.

http://www

F10984

U99

Area of reddish brown soil with occ medium stone. No weathering, slightly less compacted than F10980

PDF

6.0

2.4

100 cms NW-SE

130 cms NE-SW

F10995

F10940(4)

F10983

http://www.

http://www

F10985

U99

Area of occ medium and v occ large vertical and tilting stones in brownish soil. Noticeably more soil than F10963 to its N. The S side of gully F10993 cuts F10985.

PDF

9.0

1.2

60 cms E-W

90 cms N-S

F10961, F15566, F15558

F10940(4), F10993

http://www.

http://www

F10986

U99

Area of small and medium stones, some pitched.

PDF

4.6

2.4

20 cms NE-SW

80 cms NW-SE

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10987

U99

Rabbit hole underneath F10951.

PDF

4.6

3.6

F10966

http://www.

http://www

F10989

U99

Sacred slab? Not on line with others. Very large and squarish cut.

PDF

5.8

4.0

45 cms NE-SW

60 cms NW-SE

F10984

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10990

U99

Gully - reddish brown fill. Similar to F10983 and F10978

PDF

7.0

1.2

20 cms NE-SW into baulk

210 cms NW-SE

F10940(4)

F10993, F10994

http://www.

http://www

F10991

U99

Reddish brown soil with frequent very small stones.

PDF

5.0

8.2

F10943(3)

http://www.

http://www

F10992

U99

In S baulk group of medium stones not very weathered. Disappeared on trowelling.

PDF

7.0

0.5

40 cms N-S

50 cms E-W

F15529

F10940(4)

http://www.

http://www

F10993

U99

Gully filled with slightly reddish brown soil. Points towards sacred slab F10934.

PDF

6.8

2.6

18 cms NW-SE

100 cms SW-NE

F10985, F10963

F10940(4)

F10990, F10994

http://www.

http://www

F10994

U99

Red brown soil W of F10963 with assoc moderate small stone in it burnt 2 cms, Less stoney than top 2 cms. S edge overlaps lowest stones of F10963.

PDF

6.4

2.4

20 cms NE-SW

40 cms NW-SE

F15528, F10963

F10940(4)

F10990, F10993

http://www.

http://www

F10995

U99

Lying just W of axial baulk, N of F10984. Group of weathered medium sized stone.

PDF

4.2

3.2

50 cms SW-NE

110 cms NW-SE

F10940(4), F10934

http://www.

http://www

F10996

U99

Group of sharp edged medium stones, tightly packed, browish soil. On excavation 2 large angled stone were revealed lying in F10996(1). On removal this revealed layer (2), a pink compacted area with small charcoal frags. Decent N-S edge.

PDF

1.3

3.1

30 cms N-S

45 cms E-W

Bedrock

F10943, F15556

http://www.

http://www

F10997

U99

Similar finds density to F10982, under 1 cos of F10980(1). Has gull appearing to its N. Associated with v occ medium and occ small stones.

PDF

4.2

2.2

F10980(1)

http://www.

http://www

F10998

U99

Similar to F10982 but a browner soil. Finds dense - slightly fewer in number, slightly larger in size.

PDF

0.0

6.0

F10980

http://www.

http://www

F10999

U99

A NW-SE band of chipple W of F10988

PDF

5.7

8.3

Bedrock

F10975

http://www.

http://www

F11000

U99

E of F10978, W of axial baulk, reddish brown soil and frequent small stones. Less dense than F10977.

PDF

7.6

1.6

Bedrock

F10940(4), F10978

http://www.

http://www

F15328

U99

An area of general bedrock appeared as an area of quite red brown soil with moderate, medium, weathered stone and OCC ?? Sone. Finds density increased noticably. Finds unabraded and comparatively large (pot, flint, bone). Base has soil very similar to base of F15531 - ashy but includes unburnt stone and bone

PDF

8.1

0.8

0.5 NW-SE

0.2 NE-SW

Bedrock

F11000

http://www.

http://www

F15329

U99

Area of slightly reddish brown soil with moderate meduim and small stones, generally lying flat in area of "acid weathered" bedrock

PDF

9.5

0.5

0.4 NW-SE

0.2 NE-SW

Bedrock

F15558

http://www.

http://www

F15501

U99

Brownish soil, not very compact, with very occasional medium stones.

PDF

4.7

80cms N-S

90cms E-W

Part of F15524

http://www.

http://www

F15502

U99

Rabbit hole.

PDF

0.6

6.6

http://www.

http://www

F15503

U99

Rabbit hole.

PDF

2.5

3.8

F15501

F10940 (2)

http://www.

http://www

F15504

U99

Chipple area to the East of F15502

PDF

6.6

F10940 (2)

http://www.

http://www

F15505

U99

Scatter of medium stones and associated chipple and reddish brown soil.

PDF

4.8

http://www.

http://www

F15506

U99

Rabbit hole

PDF

2.3

4.8

F15524

F10940 (4)

http://www.

http://www

F15507

U99

Light brown chipple soil lying to the West of F10992. As this was excavated more small stones appeared with greater depth. This extends West slong the edge of the cutting. It differs from
F15529 to the North in being less red. Probably a rabbit hole.

PDF

8.5

0.2

18cms wide N-S

F10973

http://www.

http://www

F15509

U99

Belt of orangey brown soil running South in direction, East of F10976. Occasional small stones. Contrasts with the leaching material to the South, virtually stone free again in contrast to the East area (F10976).

PDF

3.8

9.1

F10940 (4)

F10980

http://www.

http://www

F15510

U99

Orangey brown chipple soil with frequently occuring small stones situated to the North of F10952 and F10960. Probable rabbit hole.

PDF

9.9

2.3

21cms E-W

31 cms N-S

F10971

http://www.

http://www

F15511

U99

Yellow brown chipple soil with occasional small stones situated to the East of F15512.

PDF

9.5

4.3

19cms E-W

47cms N-S

F10974, F10971

http://www.

http://www

F15512

U99

Medium brown chipple soil with occasional small stones situated to the North of F10963. Probable rabbit hole.

PDF

8.4

4.2

32cms E-W

13cms N-S

F10974

http://www.

http://www

F15513

U99

Area of limestone - possibly worn some orangey brown chipple and soil with occasional pitched angular stones lying to the North of F10968.

PDF

5.3

3.9

126 cms E-W

F10980

http://www.

http://www

F15514

U99

Group of large limestone slabs with height of 6cm, situated to the South of F10951 and F10987. With a medium brown soil matrix. Disappeared on investigation.

PDF

2.1

1.7

36 cms N-S

F1554?

F10982

http://www.

http://www

F15515

U99

Patch of light brown chipple soil with frequently occuring small stones and occasional medium stones, some angular, lying to the West of F15512 and to the North of F10994. Stones are weathered.

PDF

7.8

4.2

113 cms E-W

62 cms N-S

F10942 (4) (CH91)

http://www.

http://www

F15516

U99

Area of medium-large angled stones (some water worn) situated between F15517 and F15514 and to the South of F10987. Disappeared on investigation.

PDF

2.3

26 cms E-W

61 cms N-S

F15545

F10982 (2)

F15514, F15517

http://www.

http://www

F15517

U99

Group of large angled stones situated to the East of F15516 with light brown soil matrix. Disappeared on investigation.

PDF

3.3

2.2

28 cms E-W

59 cms N-S

F15545

F10982 (2)

F15516

http://www.

http://www

F15518

U99

Area of orangey brown soil with frequently occuring medium stones (some pitched) situated to the East of F15509. Also occasional medium stones.
ize/direction: 120cm wide E-W, runs North into Baulk./directi

PDF

5.1

9.6

F10942?, F10936

http://www.

http://www

F15519

U99

Rabbit hole, situated to the West of F15502 and F15504 and surrounded by chipple.

PDF

0.5

6.6

39 cms N-S

39 cms E-W

15 cms

F10957 (1)

http://www.

http://www

F15520

U99

Area of chipple brown soil with occasional medium stone situated to the South-West of F10995. Probable rabbit hole.

PDF

5.7

2.3

16 cms E-W

37 cms N-S

7 cms

F10984 (2)

http://www.

http://www

F15521

U99

Area of orangey brown soil with frequently occuring small stones lying to the West of F10974.

PDF

6.3

6.6

F10974

http://www.

http://www

F15522

U99

Area of yellow brown soil scattered with chipple and with frequently occurring medium rounded stones lying next to the baulk. The large-medium stones were given separate numbers e.g. F15552, F15560, F15531. Runs East into the axial baulk.

PDF

2.9

7.5

F10980 (3)

http://www.

http://www

F15523

U99

Band of medium and large stones and brown soil to the West of F10999.

PDF

6.8

97 cms SW-NE

230 cms NW-SE

F15554

F10974

http://www.

http://www

F15524

U99

As F15501 but a little more compact still quite disturbed by animals - main run = F10964.

PDF

2.3

4.3

90 cms E-W

150 cms N-S

F15522

F15501

http://www.

http://www

F15525

U99, V99

Strip of darker brown soil and chipple going into North-West side of Baulk. Lying to the North of F15519.

PDF

0.3

6.7

70 cms NE-SW into baulk

F10940 (4)

http://www.

http://www

F15526

U99

Feature = F15529

PDF

F10980 (3)

http://www.

http://www

F15528

U99

An area of virtually no stones lying to the North of F10983/F10994. Very occasional medium and angled stones.

PDF

7.4

0.3

F10994

http://www.

http://www

F15529

U99

Area of reddish brown soil and small stones to the west of Cairn material.

PDF

5.4

1.1

F10980 (2)

http://www.

http://www

F15530

U99

Stretch of orangey brown soil with occasional flat medium limestone situated to the West of F10997. Stretches to the West side of the cutting (?).

PDF

0.9

F15545

F10982

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F15531

U99

Area of scattered burning, occasional medium stones. A scatter of animal bones in situ. As excavated, large quantities of pottery, bone, flint, daub, burnt bone and nutshell were revealed. The flint tended to be near the centre with the larger bone fragments being nearer the edge, otherwise there was no obvious pattern.

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F15530

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F15533

U99

To the South of F10948, to the East of F10964 and to the West and North of the baulks. General number for area of frequent small and occasional medium stones, some angled, with some leaching present.

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F10980

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F15534

U99

A virtually stone free area of reddish brown soil.to the W

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6.8

1.7

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F15536

U99

An East-West band of virtually stone free reddish brown soil.

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0.3

F15537

F10940 (4)

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F15537

U99

Area of reddish brown soil with very occasional small and 1 angled medium stone. To the North of F10979 and to the South of F10995.

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2.3

F10979

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F15538

U99

Area of occasional medium stones (including some burnt) and moderately small stones in the general area of F15529.

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2.5

F15520

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F15539

U99

A single flat angled slab sitting in the top of F15540.

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F15540

F10940 (4)

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F15540

U99

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F10940 (4)

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F15541

U99

Rabbit hole.

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F15542

U99

Rabbit hole.

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F15543

U99

An area of several medium weathered stones, sitting on F15545.

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F15545

F15530

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F15544

U99

Recorded during the removal of general layer F15522 (i.e. sealed by an area of stone). A scatter of occasional medium and very occasional large stones (with some angled and verticals) lying in a "weathered" matrix. Within this lies a number of large fragments of animal bone and pottery (neolithic base sherd?). The bone has not been broken since deposition. Possibly deliberately placed?

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F15522

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F15545

U99, U1

A stonier version of F15530. Similar to F15546 but with fewer small stones and more medium stones. Less compact.

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F15530

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F15547

U99

Sacred slab in cross baulk.

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F10940 (4)

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F15548

U99

Single large slab of angular stone in the cross baulk. It lies approximately 30cm to the West of the Long Mound and is a different quality (finer grain and colour) than e.g. F15547.

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F10940 (4)

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F15549

U99

Possible gully running W from F10978/F15550

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0.7

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F15550

U99

On the surface this appeared to be F10978's gully running South from F15535. On excavation a cut in the stone was recorded beneath F10978. Unnumbered as at 4/8/92.

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0.9

F10978

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F15551

U99

General number for a NW-SE band of brownish soil with very occasional medium and occasional small stones. Gull showing through at irregular intervals.

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F15529

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F15552

U99

Group of pottery sherds in situ, lying in a reddish brown soil with occasional weathered medium stoens. No clear cut was visible on the horizontal removal of 2cm . On sectioning it became apparent that there is no cut but rather a deliberate deposition lying against upright/angled cemented semi-gull on the West and a rise in the gull to the East. The size of the bone and pottery indicated a deliberate placement of freshly/recently broken material. It is not a rubbish pit as there is far more stone placed here than rubbish, the stone having been brought in as the Bedrock here is gull.

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F15560

F15523

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F15554

U99

An area of frequent medium and medium-small stones, with some weathering and occasionally burnt. Finds: Neolithic? pottery.

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7.5

F15523

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F15555

U99

General number for an area of slightly reddish brown soil with concentrations of frequent medium and small stones lying associated with them. When such concentrations have been given separate numbers (e.g. F15514/F15567) they were not a feature.

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2.5

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F15556

U99

Moderately medium stones in brownish soil with a little chipple lying to the East of F10996.

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3.2

F15545

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F15557

U99

Concentration of very occasional large, occasional medium and moderately small stones lying to the South of F15554. Layered:
. Reddish brown soil with occasional medium and moderately small stones. Soil looks similar to F15569.
. A layer of burning - darker soil/charcoal with very occasional large (angular but not slab-like) and very occaisonal (angular but not slab-like) medium stones. Finds: lying on 2. a large pottery sherd? Placed! stones on this with occasional pottery.

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F15523

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F15560

U99

An area of large angled slabs, lying NW of F15552. Very different to F15552 in appearance but on excavation detail as F15552.

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Gull bedrock

F15552

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F15561

U99

Area of medium weathered stones at the edge of cutting, with occasional angled stones. Associated soil is chipple and a little brown soil.

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4.1

F15530

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F15562

U99

North of F15534. Soil, reddish brown area, at the edge of the "cairn" area. Probably a renumbering.

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1.6

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F15563

T99, U99

Band of chipple and reddish soil at the East end of the site. A general number.

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2.6

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F10971

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F15564

U99

Area of occ medium stone and bone fragments comparatively large and unbroken.

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F15522

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F15565

U99

Stakehole defined by Bedrock, slightly reddish brown soil fill

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F15566

U99

Area of v occ small and medium stone to E of F11000. Soil is a slightly reddish brown bounded by F10983 to N and F10963 to E.

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F10985

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F15567

U99

An area of moderate angled medium stone in reddish brown soil.

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F15555

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F15568

U99

An area of moderate angled medium stone appearing on removing some weathered material of F15555. Finds density greater than for F15522(3). A scatter of burning occurs under the first layer of weathered stone.

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F15555, F15583

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F15569

U99

Band of reddish soil at E side of cutting, stone from chipple from soil looks the same as F15557(1)

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F15522(3)

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F15570

U99

A band of slightly reddish brown soil and a little chipple defined by bedrock on N and E. F15561 lies to the S.

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F15530

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F15571

U99

Area of quite dark brownish soil defined by Bedrock on its W side. Occ small angular stones v occ of which are burnt (not in situ). No other feature to date has same colour fill. F15560 to E, F15531 to W.

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4.6

F15524

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F15572

U99

Area of animal disturbance on W side of F15556

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F15556

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F15573

U99

Lies S of animal disturbance to N of F15575. An E-W band with more finds than generally occur in this area. Soil has less chipple than F15574 and fewer stones than F15575.

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9.0

F15546

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F15574

U99

An area of reddish brown soil and some chipple, v occ small stones. Gull bedrock appearing as peaks through F15574. Less compact than F15545.

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F15545

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F15577

U99

Dense concentration of frequent small weathered stone, v occ medium stone with very little slightly reddish brown soil. Lies W of F15550, N of F15549. Overall similar to F11000.

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1.5

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F15578

U99

An area of quite dark greyish brown soil and chipple, v occ medium weathered and angular stone. Lies S of F15556.

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2.4

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F15579

U1, U99

Rabbit hole

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9.8

F15546

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F15581

U99

Area of brownish soil with a little chipple, reasonably well defined by bedrock gull. Similar to but not as dark as F15578.

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F15545

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F15582

U99

General area of reddish brown soil with occ small stone and some chipple N of F15586.

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4.4

F15555

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F15583

U99

This material prob = F10980 Old land surface numbered to facilitate discussion. F15583 washes up and over the edge of F15568 it spreads over F15584 c 10 cms S of strung out line.

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F15568, F15584, F15569

F15586, F15522

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F15584

U99

Area of reddish brown soil and frequent small and moderate medium stones lying flat. As removed in spits of c 2 cms these numbered 1-4.

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F15585

U99

Feature sheet blank apart from cutting number

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F15326

F15583

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F15586

U99

Small group of burnt stone E of F15583

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F15583

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F15587

U99

An area v similar to F15522 but defined by soft gull bedrock.

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F15522

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F15588

U99

Reddish brown soil with a little chipple and v occ small stone.

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8.5

F11000, F15559

F15507

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F15592

U99

Feature sheet missing but profile drawing present. Small stakehole.

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8.5

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F15593

U99

Feature sheet missing but profile drawing present. Possible small stakehole.

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6.3

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F15599

U99

Feature sheet missing but profile drawing present. Stakehole.

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9.9

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F17134

U99

Area of frequent small stone and slightly R-B soil. Few round stones [?] especially on the E side.

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0.5

0.4 W-E

0.5 N-S

F17096

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