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Basic Information

  • Foundations of buildings fronting on to Prescot Street
  • 897 891 892 893 894 895 896

Contexts

  • Context: PCO06_891
    • Wall
  • Context: PCO06_892
    • Wall
  • Context: PCO06_893
    • Floor beside 892
  • Context: PCO06_894
    • Buttress South of 892
  • Context: PCO06_895
    • Drain to west of 892
  • Context: PCO06_896
    • North of 892
  • Context: PCO06_897
    • Floor beside 896
  • Context: PCO06_2188
    • 19th cent truncated wall

Subgroup Narrative Text

    • Underlying the modern overburden lay {891}, a heavily truncated Post Medieval wall built into construction cut [2188], as was {895}, a NW/SE running drain supported by buttresses {892}. Wall {893} was built onto {896} and {892}, which in turn were built onto {897}. All these masonry elements were built into construction cut [2188], which was dug into (949), the fill of Post Medieval ditch [957].
      • Chaz Morse
    • 13-7-2011

Dating Narrative

    • The unfrogged brick, form and function and stratigraphic position of these masonry features show then to be part of the Stewart/Georgian buildings that fronted on to Prescot Street.
      • Chaz Morse
    • 13-7-2011

Subgroup Plan

Group

  • Strat. Group: PCO06_138
    • Post Medieval housing masonry