Grave without any signs of lining except the single stone roughly at the heap. When recognised, the grave was already partially exposed, with stones sticking out. The fact that the right ulna was dislocated (see plan 06/912) makes the existence of a pit disturbing the grave from S very likely, but it is undetected.
added in 2007: As drawn in plan 06/912 we first thought that the stone standing upright in the W of the grave vertical as a headstone for the burial. However, after digging out the big pit 15306, which did also contain big boulders of stone, we decided to attribute this stone to either this pit of yet another one E of the pit under the grave, truncating the plaster line 13798.
(25.07.07 TEB) The feature sheet has been referred to in other unit sheets and needs to be cross-referenced in order to update it, and generally, needs more information for completion. |
