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Date 26 May 2021

Event ID 1144254

Category Recording

Type Archaeological Evaluation

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1144254

Three trial trenches were opened by Derek Hall Archaeologist and Ceramic Specialist on 26th May 2021 to complete an 8% evaluation of the proposed site of a new house, garage and soakaway. Trench A located the top and face of a stone revetment wall that marks the continuation of a feature located in Trench 4 of SERF’s excavations of 2013. This may represent the early boundary around the Pictish monastery on the site of St Serf’s church. Trenches B and C both located natural gravel and stone at 0.40m below modern ground level nothing of archaeological interest was located. The only find was from Trench A and was half of a glass linen smoother of Post Medieval date.

Information from: Derek Hall Archaeologist and Ceramic Specialist, 1 June 2021

OASIS ID: derekhal1-421379

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