| Context Number | 91 |
| Type | Revetment |
| Dating | Romano-British? |
| Description | Baulk composed of one large piece of oak and two smaller timbers, virtually level, lying north-east to south-west. The north-east end stopped at slag layer 80. The south-west end probably originally extended further than as found, decayed. This was about 0.55 metres wide and 1.6 metres long. |
| Comment |
| Context Number | 92 |
| Type | Layer |
| Dating | |
| Description | ‘Occupation’ layer containing bone, charcoal, pot and slag. Extended from circular stone feature across south eastern part of site. |
| Comment |
| Context Number | 93 |
| Type | Fill |
| Dating | medieval |
| Description | A fill of ditch 48. This was above fill 94 and below stoney layer 132. A dark brown clay loam with frequent flecks and small pieces of charcoal. |
| Comment |
| Context Number | 94 |
| Type | Fill |
| Dating | medieval |
| Description | This was a fill of ditch 48 lying beneath fill 93. A grey clay with many flecks of charcoal. Wattle hurdle 159 lay on this and below 93. |
| Comment |
| Context Number | 95 |
| Type | Wall |
| Dating | medieval |
| Description | Fairly crude sandstone wall with larger stones measuring up to 60cm long forming eastern (external?) edge, and small stones forming western (internal?) edge. |
| Comment | South of robber trench 50, within the building represented by wall 103, wall 95 seems to have been deliberately demolished (although it was probably never very high). There was a scatter of medium stones lying against the eastern face and overlain by clay floor 239. |
| Context Number | 96 |
| Type | Layer |
| Dating | medieval |
| Description | Cleaning layer 'inside' wall 95. A brown clay underlying gravel surface 325. |
| Comment | This was really the upper part of clay floor 99. |
| Context Number | 97 |
| Type | Fill |
| Dating | medieval |
| Description | A grey clay fill lying below fill 94 in ditch 48 and fill 162 of segment 160 of ditch 164 - same as fill 131, but at the western end of ditch 48. |
| Comment | primary fill of mediieval ditch 48 |
| Context Number | 98 |
| Type | Layer |
| Dating | |
| Description | Surface below 47. A spread of flattish angular red sandstone measuring 1.5m by 1.0m on southern edge of robber trench 50 just to the east of wall 95. Sealed 118. |
| Comment |
| Context Number | 99 |
| Type | Layer |
| Dating | |
| Description | Layer of mid-brown clay to west of wall 95 and north of robber trench 50. |
| Comment | Probably a clay floor associated with wall 95. The upper part of the layer was 96. |
| Context Number | 100 |
| Type | Fill? |
| Dating | |
| Description | Deposit/fill (?) below 35 and above 105. |
| Comment |
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