Single house record for Dan-y-Coed
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Record number: | 137 |
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Site name: | Dan-y-Coed |
Site number: | 163 |
Location: | VI |
Earliest radiocarbon date: | -360 |
Latest radiocarbon date: | 250 |
Approx. early date: | -360 |
Approx. late date: | 80 |
% excavated: | 75-100% |
Internal diameter: | 10 |
Area: | 78.6 |
Shape: | polygonal |
Evidence of repair: | Yes |
Repair/Rebuild details: | Three successive houses A: drainage gullies, B: stakebuilt, on platform. C: wall gully W entrance |
Stake: | Yes |
Wall gully: | Yes |
Hearth: | Yes |
Hearth details: | hearth (laid soil base) and cooking pit 1742 (clay linings, charcoal, potboilers) phase B. Phase C hearth and cooking pit 1746 (right of centre) for boiling |
Floor details: | cobbled surfaces assoc with hearth |
Postholes: | Yes |
Stakeholes: | Yes |
Door orientation: | W |
Internal width: | 1.5 |
Drainage gully: | Yes |
Annexe details: | burnt mound to SW - from hearth? |
Burnt stone: | hearth |
Vessels: | unknown |
After use: | Disuse in phase E. Two successive four posters in this phase. Cooking pit 1746 used as posthole for four poster. Possible phase F house |
Notes: | rampart built round house in phase C? |
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