011AA00174

Pit

Discussion

A small pit located on the south-western edge of Grubenhaus 011AA00195. No relationship between the two was established, and unfortunately the three diagnostic sherds recovered from the pit were all of different dates (1 Romano-British, 1 Anglian and 1 Medieval). A gravel layer (011AA00179) also covered part of the pit.

All Contexts and Associated Finds Totals

CUT  FILL VOLUME OBJECTS AN BONE DENSITY
011AA00174 011AA00173   4 4  
011AA00179 0 0

Context Details

011AA00174 Section and Notes


 
KEY_ID TYPE SHAPE L B D PROFILE NOTES
011AA00173 PIT FILL SUB-RECTANGULAR
231
110
24
 FLAT CLEARING LAYER AND FILL OF PIT: TO S. OF GRUB 82/137: RELATIONSHIP UNKNOWN. UP TO 20% CHALK FRAG c. 4CM LONG. DISTURBED TO WEST BY ANIMAL ACTIVITY.
011AA00179 GRAVEL LAYER SUB-RECTANGULAR
86
42
12
 FLAT NATURAL GRAVEL LAYER TO SW OF GRUB M195. THOUGHT TO BE REDEPOSITED BUT IT LAY ON NATURAL SAND. 173 CONTINUES ON ITS NORTHERN EDGE.
011AA00174 PIT CUT SUB-RECTANGULAR
100
89
23
 UNDULATING PINK CHALK CUT OF SMALL CIRCULAR PIT: RELATIONSHIP WITH GRUB M195 UNKNOWN. DECAYED PINK CLAY CHALK WITH WHITE FRAGMENTS TOWARDS SURFACE & GRUB.

Objects

KEY_ID OB PERIOD MATERIAL TYPE SUB_TYPE CLASS No
011AA00173 AA MEDIEVAL POTTERY SHERD GREEN GLAZED MEDIEVAL
1
011AA00173 AB Unassigned STONE PEBBLE    
1
011AA00173 AC ANGLIAN POTTERY SHERD   ANGLIAN I?
1
011AA00173 AD ROMAN POTTERY SHERD   ROMANO-BRITISH
1

Animal Bone

KEY_ID SPECIES ELEMENT QUANT CHEW BURN BUTCH FBRK
011AA00173 Cattle Humerus br 1
0
 0 0 1
011AA00173 Domestic fowl/Pheasant Scapula 1
0
 0 0 1
011AA00173 Sheep/Goat Ld4 1
0
 0 0 0
011AA00173 Sheep/Goat M/C P 1
0
 0 0 1