A modern field drain and a single clay and charcoal deposit were exposed on site. The modern field drain ran northwest-southeast across the site and measured 0.29m in width. The clay and charcoal deposit was exposed 0.9m to the south of the modern field drain and consisted of an
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One pit and two possible pits/ postholes were exposed. The sub oval shaped pit measured 0.6m in diameter to a depth of 0.18m and was filled with a mid grey- brown coloured sandy clay. The two possible pits/ postholes were exposed a short distance to the southeast of the oval pit.
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The only archaeological feature exposed on site consisted of a long oval shaped area containing occasional charcoal flecks above the orange sandy boulder clay. This area measured 5.06m in length, and a maximum of 0.8m to a minimum of 0.27m in width. This feature may represent a d
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A single deposit of clay and charcoal was exposed a short distance to the southeast of the Bronze Age possible settlement/ ritual site at Kilsharvan 5. It measured 1.2m in lenght, 1.0m in width and 0.06m in depth (34.428m O.D.) and lay directly above the sandly boulder clay. No f
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A single oval shaped pit was exposed on site. This pit measured 1.34m in lenght, 1.0m in width and 0.2m in depth and contained long sloping sides to the north, east and west becoming more vertical to the east, extending to a sloping base. It was filled with a soft mid grey silty
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