| Ditch Details | |||||||
| Length | 1520? | Maximum Width | 46 | Maximum Depth | 17 | Profile | U shaped |
| Material Culture | Number of Objects | Number of Animal Bones | 7 | ||||
| Environmental | |||||||
to
terminate to the west just after an eighteenth century field boundary.
This is the earlier of the two parallel ditches and both also cut through
a pit (011CD05564) and the cess layer
in an enclosure ditch (011CE20012).
The exact extent of the east end was not established in the field and it
is possible both ditches continue through to area 11CE. The two ditches
in the south side of enclosure ditch 011CE20011
may even be the continuation of these features. Both are of probable Anglian
date.
| MASTER | CUT | FILL | VOLUME | OBJECTS | AN BONE | DENSITY |
|
|
|
7 |
| KEY_ID | SPECIES | No |
| 011CD05184 | CATTLE |
3
|
| HORSE |
1
|
|
| SHEEP/GOAT |
3
|
| KEY_ID | TYPE | SHAPE | L | B | D | PROFILE | NOTES |
| 011CD05184 | DITCH FILL | LINEAR SEG. |
488
|
46
|
17
|
U-SHAPED | CONTAINED ANIMAL BONE AND CHARCOAL FLECKING. |
| 011CD05185 | DITCH CUT | LINEAR SEG. |
488
|
46
|
17
|
U-SHAPED | DITCH RUNS PARALLEL WITH DITCH 5182: BOTH APPEAR TO BE CUT INTO DITCH 5200. MAY HAVE CONTINUED BUT WAS UNSEEN DURING EXCAVATION OF SPIT 5178. |