002CC00819

Pit

 

Phasing

Discussion

Assessed as a Neolithic pit during excavation, the material culture does not support this interpretation, particularly with one of the 2 potsherds recovered being assessed as Anglian in date. A fairly large, oval pit, also interesting for the inclusion of a bovine skull.

All Contexts and Associated Finds Totals

MASTER CUT  FILL VOLUME OBJECTS AN BONE DENSITY
002CC00819 002CC00820 2 2

Structural Details

002CC00819 Section and Notes 


KEY_ID TYPE SHAPE L B D PROFILE NOTES
002CC00819 PIT CUT  OVATE 100 81  28 FLAT BASED U CUT OF NEO PIT: LAYS CLOSE TO A SIMILAR FEATURE BUT WITH DIFFERENT FILL. REGULAR SIDES & BASE. TRUNCATED ABOVE. 
002CC00820 PIT FILL OVATE  100 81 28  FLAT BASED U FILL OF NEO PIT: CHALK BLOCKS <12CM. (COW SKULL). NO FURTHER RECORD……BUT POSS RECORDED & DUMPED BY T. A. TRUNCATED ABOVE. 

Objects By Context

KEY_ID OBJ PERIOD MATERIAL TYPE SUB_TYPE CLASS No
002CC00820 AA No Entry  POTTERY SHERD 1
002CC00820 AB EARLY SAXON  POTTERY SHERD ANGLIAN I/V 1

Animal Bone by Context

KEY_ID SPECIES ELEMENT QUANT CHEW BURN BUTCH FBRK
002CC00820 Cattle Horncore  1 0 0 0 1
002CC00820 Sheep Humerus  1 0 0 0 1