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Excavation at Honeywood
Carshalton & District
History & Archaeology Society
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Day 14 - Sunday 22nd August 2010 |
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Work resumed today. We
continued excavating in the north end of the trench to try
to find the edge of the gravel fill. We removed the deposits
above the gravel which contained nothing apart from a few 17th
century finds. We then excavated the north end of the
gravel. There were a few finds in the upper part but further
down there was nothing and the character of the gravel
changed. There were two layers of red iron stain, it was
more compact and the flints smaller. This seemed to be water
laid gravel in situ rather than re-deposited dump. If so the
boundary of the dump is somewhere in the middle of the
trench. We plan to excavate this area next weekend (day to
be confirmed).
John Phillips |
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