Shows location of layer 11AD36 in relation to the rest of Site 11

011AD00036    Layer


 
Layer Details
Length 253 Width 185 Depth 5
Area  4.24 sq. m Volume
Material Culture Number of Objects 4 Number of Animal Bones 2

Stratigraphic Matrix Diagram

                       011AD00029               
                                     
  011AD00068           011AD00045    =  011AD00037 = 011AD00046               
                                     
  011AD00075          011AD00054    =    011AD00053                 
                                     
  011AD00077            011AD00057  =  011AD00055                   
                                     
  011AD00085                                  
                                     
  011AD00084                                  
             011AD00047  =  011AD00048               011AD00036    
                                     
             011AD00059  =    011AD00058          011AD00040    011AD00039     
                                     
            011AD00061    =    011AD00060          011AD00041       
                                     
              011AD00063    =    011AD00062        011AD00087      
                                     
                                     
              011AD00064    =     011AD00065               
                                     
            011AD00072         011AD00070              

The matrix diagram above shows an extract of the spits and layers from this section of Area 11AD indicating their relationships to each other. Click on the spit number which you wish to see in more detail. The bold, flashing (Netscape browser only) context indicates the current catalogue entry. The numbers enclosed in grey include all of the spits from the waterlogged area around the spring, although they are dealt with as individual entries. If you wish to see the full spit matrix for areas 11AD (1990), 11BD (1991) and 11CD (1992), then click here.

Discussion

This was a layer of blue-black (Munsell colour varies from 10YR 3/4 to darker 10YR shades) silty clay, located to the south-west of the spring pool. There were 5% chalk inclusions, mostly smaller than 2cm in diameter, as well as charcoal flecking throughout. Only one sherd of pottery was found, a fragment of flint-tempered ware. Most of the animal bones were small and fragmentary. This layer appeared to be contiguos with the sandier layer (011AD00037) to the west (no stratigraphic relationship was established).

011AD00036 Object Totals by Period and Material

 

011AD00036 Animal Bone Totals by Species

 

Context Details

KEY_ID TYPE SHAPE L B D PROFILE NOTES
011AD00036 LAYER COMPLEX
253
185
5
 FLAT SILTY CLAY FILL OVER POSSIBLE SPRING. INC<5%<2CM. FINDS MAINLY BONE. MOST JUST ABOVE CHALK NATURAL TO S. LITTLE POTTERY.

Objects

 

Animal Bones