The Silchester Project: Roman Town Insula IX The Development of an Urban Property c. AD 40-50 - c. AD 250

Amanda Clarke, Michael Fulford, Michael Rains, 2007. https://doi.org/10.5284/1000259. How to cite using this DOI

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Full Record for Context Number 1150

Context Number: 1150
Description: Outer wall along south-western end of House 1.
Notes:Robbed out exterior wall to House 1. This wall is the widest and most substantial foundation related to House 1 so far. It is unsure whether this is purely because it is an end wall with enormous bearing potential. New plans were made of this wall in 2002 - 2.47, 2.48 - these have not been digitised and have been filed away for information. In 2003, 1150 was completely removed. It is the most substantial wall related the SW House and is part of a single build with all the other walls of the SW House. Deepest of constructions because of the underpinning of the wall in order to prevent slumping which eventually did occur. Foundations get deeper as the wall moves NW. The wall is deepest at the junction with wall 1157. Section no: 369, 374, 489, 498 [ 01/01/2004]
Composition: Flints of 10-15cm in size and unworked. 5 courses of large stones with 0.3m of smaller stones bonded by mortar Dimensions: 7.1m x 0.7m x 0.9m (height) Directions of faces: NE/SW
Fill of: 3638
Above: 4606
Below: 4624
Small Finds: 6504  6501  6508  3133  685 

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