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  • PCO06
  • [1901]
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Description

    • Cut of a (Roman?) pit truncated by modern intrusion which makes difficult to describe shape. From the South edge to the North it gets deeper while in East and West it is more gradual. There were two fills here, and a bone and some pieces of pottery were found. As it is very truncated, determining the use is difficult. The cut has been pictured and planned.
      • Adrian Carreton
    • 16-9-2008

Description

  • Cut of a pit (poss Roman) 570/100

Basic Interp.

Description

  • Rectangular (but truncated)
  • N/A
  • N-S: 0.9m D: 0.68m EW: 1.7m
  • S: Sharp, EW: Gradual
  • S:Vertical-Gradual (steep), EW: Gradual (concave)
  • Gradual
  • Concave
  • N/A
  • N/A
  • Modern truncation from N-E-W
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Finds

  • Issued to
    Adrian Carreton
    Issued on
    16-9-2008
  • Compiled by
    • Adrian Carreton
    Compiled on
    16-9-2008
  • Checked by
    • Chaz Morse
  • on/off_switch

Sub-group

  • Sub Group: PCO06_568
    • Cut and two fills of pit

Plan

Site Photos

  • Site Photo: PCO06_4M29
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    • Pit 1901