Monday, 21 October 2019

Med mud?

A small 2m test pit was dug at Weycroft Hall, Axeminster, Devon on Friday. No structures, but some interesting finds.

The grandest archaeological site hut in the UK?


Clay-silt with angular stones and chert.

A possible arrowhead, a blade fragment and a possible prehistoric pot sherd.

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