Description
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- Roman brickearth layer. Mixed deposit of Roman material, certainly dumped rather than having been built up gradually: brickearth appeared very clean in past but the small extent and lack of regularity in plan make it unlikely to be a floor surface. Instead it is probably deposited to firm up and level unevenly subsided ground.
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- Ashley Pooley
- 11-8-2008
Description
- Brickearth deposit under 1580
Basic Interp.
Stratigraphic Matrix
Description
- Soft
- Mid brownish red with very frequent light greyish green patches.
- Clayey silt (20:80)
- Occa. pot, bone, CBM, charcoal, oyster shell, moderate rounded to sub-angular flint pebbles (up to 75mm)
- 3.3mNS, 1.95m EW, up to 0.2m thick lensing out in all directions.
- Underneath dumped deposit 1580. Has diffuse boundary with contexts below which probably reflects composition of material and the mixed character.
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Issued to
Ashley PooleyIssued on
11-8-2008 -
Compiled by
- Ashley Pooley
Compiled on
11-8-2008 -
Checked by
- Chaz Morse
