A possible corn-drying kiln was exposed at Kilsharvan 1. It was keyhole shaped in plan and measured 1.4m in length, 1.0m in width and extended to a depth of 0.35m (39.149m O.D.). It had been filled with a mid brown coloured sandy clay containing moderate inclusions of oxidised cl
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A total of one pit and one modern field drain were exposed. The modern field drain ran east-west across the site and measured 0.2m in width and had been filed with a large number of angular stone. The pit was circular in shape and measured 0.31m in diameter and 0.08m in depth. It
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One natural feature, one deposit and three pits were exposed. The natural feature consisted of an oval shaped area of naturally discoloured soil caused by decayed stone within the orange sandy boulder clay. The deposit consisted of a sub-circular shaped area of mid brown coloured
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A single pit was exposed neat the eastern edge of the proposed motorway corridor. It is likely that the pit represents an outlying refuse pit associated with the nearby kiln site at Kilsharvan 2 (01E0177) and possibly the kiln site at Kilsharvan 1 (01E0176). It measured 1.15m in
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A single pit (F004) was exposed below the sod and topsoil (F001) during archaeological monitoring of topsoil stripping conducted during groundworks associated with the construction of the Contract 7 of the Northern Motorway. This pit was subcircular in shape and measured 0.64m in
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