Basic Information
- Early Post Medieval refuse pits
Group Description
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- Underlying layer (617) was (619), the fill of rubbish pit [620] that had frequent building rubble inclusions, and truncated by Post Medieval construction cut [506], was (795), the secondary fill of pit cut [797], that was also filled by primary fill (796). These pits are seen as early Post Medieval refuse pits and form Group 36.
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- Chaz Morse
- 19-10-2011
Dating Information
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- The dating recovered from the fills of pit [797] included a copper broach, which has been broadly dated as Roman. However, given the stratigraphic position of this feature this find was probably residual, and the feature was probably Early Post Medieval. The pottery from this feature has been dated to 1480-1700AD, and the six pot sherds recovered from pit [620] were all dated to 1480-1600.
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- Chaz Morse
- 19-10-2011