Description
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- Metalled surface- Roman. (1443) could possibly have functioned as some sort of yard surface. Its full extension is unknown because of truncations to N and W. However, it could extend to the West (of the western wall truncation)- It looks very similar. The surface appears to slope down towards east, and it could have stretched further north.
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- Elisabet Schager
- 24-7-2008
Description
- Graveled/Metaled surface 550/95
Basic Interp.
Stratigraphic Matrix
Description
- Indurated
- Light grey
- Very high frequency of angular, sub angular, and rounded small stones c.80-85%, and pebbles c. 10-15%. sandy clay
- Occa inclusions of CBM materials
- Length: c.5.5m, Width: c. 2.2m, Thickness: 0.27m
- (1443) has been truncated by Victorian walls to N and W by a pit [1454] in the NW corner, by a soakaway [1335] and a modern piling hole. A dark brown layer overlays this surface
- Very dry
Finds
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Issued to
Ruth RolfeIssued on
22-7-2008 -
Compiled by
- Elisabet Schager
Compiled on
24-7-2008 -
Checked by
- Chaz Morse
Sub-group
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Sub Group: PCO06_704
- Metaled surface
Plan
Site Photos
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Site Photo: PCO06_3M16
- Metalled surface 1443
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Site Photo: PCO06_4M16
- Metalled Surface 1443
Objects
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Registered Find: PCO06_189
- Roman
- Glass
- Object
- Fragment