011AE00199

Pit

Discussion

The pit was cut into chalk gravel natural, and filled with a dark loamy sand (Munsell 10/YR/42). Two sherds of pottery were recovered, one of possible Romano-British date, and the other Anglian. A possible post hole was located in the centre of the excavated northern half-section.

All Contexts and Associated Finds Totals

CUT  FILL VOLUME OBJECTS AN BONE DENSITY
011AE00199 011AE00198   2 0  

Context Details

011AE00199 Section and Notes


 
KEY_ID TYPE SHAPE L B D PROFILE NOTES
011AE00198 PIT FILL ROUND
104
104
43
 U-SHAPED PIT LOCATED IN EASTERN AE. INCLUSIONS 0.5-5CM. FINDS OF BONE:POT. ANIMAL ACTION. POSS POST HOLE IN N SIDE. UNDER SAME CON. PH NOT 1/2 SECTIONED.
011AE00199 PIT CUT ROUND
104
104
43
 U-SHAPED PIT LOCATED IN E. AE. CUT INTO CHALK/GRAVEL NAT. NAT UP TO 10CM. POSS P/H IN N. CUT. UNDER SAME CON (POSS BURROW) ANIMAL ACTION.

Objects

KEY_ID OB PERIOD MATERIAL TYPE SUB_TYPE CLASS No
011AE00198 AA ANGLIAN POTTERY SHERD   ANGLIAN III
1
011AE00198 AB ROMAN POTTERY SHERD ROMANO-BRITISH?    1