A feature number is allocated to any group of related units that need
to be described as a whole, for instance a burial cut, associated fill(s) and
skeleton will be grouped together by a feature number, or the bricks, mortar and
plaster of a wall may also be grouped. The Feature Sheet filled out on site allows a
whole burial or architectural element, as opposed to its individual units to
be described.
| Displaying Feature Numbers List By Feature Type access hole |
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| | 374 | access hole Possible crawlhole at western end of wall F.15. Connects space 186 / 187 and its existence is inferred from the fact that access is required to space ... | | 490 | access hole Small accesshole situated at the southern end of the party wall dividing spaces 163 to the east and 173 to the west. As a crawlhole, it seems very sma... | | 500 | access hole Crawl-hole - cut through wall F.484 - and N. side formed by the face of wall F.483. The interesting thing about this feature is that it is through fro... | | 530 | access hole Description: Crawlhole, located slightly east of centre, through wall F.482 - level 10.
Discussion: 'Cut' 4509 / F.530 is a plaster - lined crawlhole... | | 583 | access hole No plaster from phase I or II.
Revealed immediately upon removal of infill 4172 + destruction debris 4624.
Open in phase I + II. Unclear if crawl-ho... | | 589 | access hole Feature number allocated to this access hole retrospectively. Connects space 159 to west and 180 to east in building 24. No obvious evidence for an op... | | 590 | access hole Recorded in section only and located in the SW corner of Space 160, this access hole connects space 160 to an unexcavated space to the south.
It is... | | 595 | access hole | | 811 | access hole | | 1432 | access hole Crawlway between spaces 228 and 238. The wall F.1413 was constructed with a wide gap at its soutehrn end but with a step to forma crawlhole between s... |
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