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 internal partition | Page 1 of 2 (Total Records: 17)
| 1597 | internal partition This feature is defined by two post holes rather than a surviving wall.
Two robbed out post holes had been filled in with clay were found either s... | 2127 | internal partition It has been first interpreted as a very thin and very inclined wall
Incline up to 0.2M to East.
Plaster extends from the north face of wall 1566... | 2356 | internal partition Dividing wall between space 304 and 292. It is not clear weather it is the same build as walls F.2352 and F.2354. | 2359 | internal partition From Archive Report 2006:
Space 293 was a small cell or storage room measuring 2.04m E-W by 0.90m N-S a thin dividing wall F.2359 separating it fro... | 3038 | internal partition FT 22
represents all features exposed by removal of (16306)
An E-W aligned kerb was delineated extending from the east wall but not traced up to t... | 3410 | internal partition Internal wall B.76 | 3527 | internal partition Feature is a partition wall composed of 7 timber posts, 4 small circular posts located on the ends and three large rectangular box timber posts locate... | 6050 | internal partition This strange trapezoidal structure is located in the NW corner is constructed around three large structural timbers with wattle walls between. The sp... | 6075 | internal partition E-W portion of an internal wall, forming space 359 in the NW corner of building 83, the wall becomes thicker at its foundation from 0.20m - 0.50m | 6076 | internal partition N-S section of internal wall |
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