Description
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- Fill of linear feature - poss Roman drain [1482] or boundary. Similar to (1470) but it's been truncated so W of [1444] it is (1470), and E of [1444] it is [1472]. And the linear possibly turns S and that part has number (1479)/[1478]. These fills are backfills of a boundary or drain. However (1479) contains more rubble than the other two fills so it could be another feature alltogether. The relationship between 1472 and 1479 is lost due to machining. If they're not part of the smae feature, they could at least be contemporary.
- 30-7-2008
Description
- Brown fill, poss. same as (1470) 545/90
Basic Interp.
Stratigraphic Matrix
Description
- Quite soft.
- Dark brown
- Silt, sandy silt
- Occa. charcoal, pottery CBM, moderate small stones further down in the fill, 2 pieces of glass.
- Thickness: 0.35m
- (1472) has been truncated by: [1444] - cut of post med drain and a Victorian cut to the West.
- Mattock, trowel/ dry
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Issued to
Elisabet SchagerIssued on
28-7-2008 -
Compiled by
- Elisabet Schager
Compiled on
30-7-2008 -
Checked by
- Chaz Morse
