Saturday, 12 July 2014

Pots & pots

Day 2:
Cleaning day. The base of the trench is cleaned and here are the features uncovered:
North is to the right. The ditch, two pits a post hole and an uncertain feature to the left. Even when just cleaning we had our first pottery find:

A nice Black Burnished Ware rim. 

A very hot day, so thanks to those that came along to day. We are looking forward to many more finds and those made so far indicate a Roman-British enclosure.
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