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

F07175

X90?

Not a feature. Area of rubble and some brown soil. Scoop, probably tree

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9.6

0.4

0.6 NW-SE

0.7 NE-SE

0.15

F07115

Bedrock

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F15409

X91, X90, Y90

Area of very rooty brown soil and distrubed limestone at NW corner of X91. The stones are medium sized.

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7.5

2 E-W

2 N-S

F15464 (Bedrock)

F15403, F15419?, F15411, F15423

F15422, F15427/3, F15464, F15416, F15407, F15451, F15487/5, F15471, F15453, F15418

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F15413

X91, X90, Y90

Spread of large slabs at N end of X91. Appear to be part of the wall line F15407 / F15416. In X90 the slabs are more widespread and show evidence of much displacement by man or roots. Lie of black earthy material

PDF

5.3 (X91)

9.7 (X91)

2.8 N-S

1.5 E-W

F15472, F15495, F15614

F15403, F15411

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F15461

X90

Group of large loose stones on north edge of cutting X90, with a group of moderate size burnt stones to its eastern extent. N-W dimension runs northwards beneath cutting edge. Posslbe laid surface, though damaged. Appears to be later than rest of house wall as it sits on an intervening layer of dark soil over F15464.

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1.9 E-W

1 N-S

F15464, F15474, F15480

F15403

F15460, F15464, F15480

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F15462

Y90, X90

Area of moderate sized limestone slabs running across boundary of X90 and Y90. Bedrock

PDF

9.7 (Y90)

0.8

Turf (1), F15403, F15466, F15463, F15492

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F15464

X90

Area of small stones and some moderate sized stones in brown soil. Stones are worn. F15409 (root disturvbed?) is continuation of F15464 in X91. Posslbe interior floor associated with hearth F15460.

PDF

0.9

Bedrock (F15462)

F15403, Turf (1), F15480

F15460

F15460, F15409

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F15468

X90

Posthole or root disturbance. Roughly circular area of tilted stones In dark soil. Some stones burnt. Stones medium and sharp angular. Rocks look similar to those of F15481. Doesn't cut into bedrock below

PDF

3.4

0.7

0.6 SW-NE

0.4 NW-SE

F15482, F15464

F15403, F15411

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F15472

X90, X91

Line of vertical and steeply pitched large slabs trending NE-SW. Topsoil percolates quite deeply between the slabs, brining finds down into a natural geological feature

PDF

6.6 (X90)

0.3

3.5 NE-SW

0.6 NW-SE

F15413, F15434, F15476

Crumbled gull material at north end of X91

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F15474

X90

Tightly packed area of heavily burned small stones. Is at same length as F15411 but is probably not part of that layer. It is part of the general floor level of the house in X91 and X90 but is intensively burned. Runs northwards out of cutting.

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3.4

0.6 E-W

0.25 N-S

F15461, F15480

F15482

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F15475

X90

Area of small stones and yellow chips to north of F15413. Contains one very burnt stone therefore possibly an archaeologically disturbed level

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1 E-W

0.5 N-S

F15403, F15413, F15476

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F15476

X90

Group of medium-sized burnt stones seemingly cut into F15475, in brown soil, at SE end of X90

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1.8

0.3 E-W

0.3 N-S

F15475, F15472

F15403

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F15479

X90

Linear hollow/trough in SW corner of X90, curving SE-wards from hearth F15460 towards X91. But ends adjacent to X90 and X91 interface at its S send, runs under F15460 at its N end. Bedrock edges, stones sloping on its sides. Loose, dark soily fill with moderate size stones.

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1.5

0.5

2 N-S

0.6 E-W

F15464, F15474, F15480

F15403, F15460

F15460?

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F15480

X90

Dark soil layer beneath F15461, dividing F15461 from F15464 below. Runs N out of cutting.

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2.2

1.8

2 E-W

1 N-S

F15464, F15474

F15461, F15480

F15461

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F15481

X90

Area of thin angular midsize rocks on W edge of joint. Rocks similar to those of F15468. Describes a roughly triangular area with edges against the joining beneath F15413, N side against N cutting edge (runs under) and W edge, abutting F15482 and F15474

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1.5

2.5 SW-NE

1.2 NW-SE

F15495

F15413, F15482

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http://www

F15482

X90

Layer of small tightly packed worn stones in brown soil matrix. Stones smaller than those of the similar adjacent layer F15474. Runs under N cutting edge

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3.5

1.5

4 E-W

1.3 N-S

F15481, F15453, F15495

F15403, F15480, F15468

F15474

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F15495

X90

Area of pitched and vertical stones in loose chipply material. Damp conditions revealed burt stones adjacent to the main large verticals, giving the impression that there may have been a hearth here, although the intensity and extent of burning is low

PDF

1.9

1.1 E-W

0.5 N-S

F15413, F15482, F15481

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F15602

X90

Group of burnt stones below F15413

PDF

5.5

0.1

F15413

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F15605

X90

Patch of small burnt stones

PDF

2.5

1.2

0.2 N-S

0.2 E-W

Bedrock (cuts), F15462

Floor level, F15464

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F15611

X90

Dark brown soil and very small stones in NE corner of excavated X90

PDF

7.5

1.1 EW

0.6 N-S

0.12

F15472, F15413?

F15403

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F15614

X90

Group of burnt pink stones

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6.6

0.25

0.4 SSW-NNE

0.2 SSE-NNW

F15472, F15413?

F15413

F15413?

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