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<\/a>Mary from SSARG recording a ditch \u00a9 The Lufton Project<\/p><\/div>\n
Pete discovered that the gully that he was excavating was earlier than the southern ditch whilst Mary and Peter worked with Andy digging in the western end of trench B.<\/p>\n
Cubby and Pete also had a go at sieving clay which is almost as \u00a0much fun as sieving clay with finds in!<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Cubby sieving some clay \u00a9 The Lufton Project<\/p><\/div>\n
Over in trench C, the team tried to get started on some new features but were defeated by the baked clay and spent the day recording yesterday’s archaeology and drawing a section across the southern ditch which had been excavated earlier.<\/p>\n
Lucy and James finished excavating their ditch in the northern end of trench C and removed large pots (at least 2 vessels) and found one of them to be perforated like yesterday’s finds, reinforcing the assumption that there might have been cheese or beer production in the settlement.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Lucy and James' Iron Age pot \u00a9 The Lufton Project<\/p><\/div>\n
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What a day! Trench B produced its first substantial dating evidence in Cubby and Dave’s ditch to the north-west. The guys uncovered a number of Roman Grey Ware sherds in a concentrated area of their feature and are currently trying … Continue reading