The final day of the dig for Team
D consisted filling out the context sheets and completing the section drawings
for Trench IV. The afternoon rain
flooded the trenches, making the trench very slippery underfoot, which made
today’s tasks difficult to carry out however we managed to finish the section
drawings, plans, and context sheets as a team.
Team F found the bottom of the Early-Medieval ditch, which was in the
trench we were all working in.
The speculated bottom of the Early-Medieval ditch
A highlight for our team was
finding the Roman flagon neck and the handle to go with it, which was found in
Trench IV, near the sondage, yesterday.
Another highlight was finding Roman glass, found by Kelly, which is
believed to be from a perfume bottle. We
also found a piece of iron that looked like it could have been a key.
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The flagon spout
and the handle |
Our overall experience as a team is positive; we have had a lot of fun digging in Grosvenor Park, as well as being very lucky with the weather! We have generally worked well as a team, and we have worked well with Team F in a joint effort to expose the bottom of the Early-Medieval ditch. Although it was hard work, we will miss the experience of digging and working in that way as a team.
Team D – Alex, Josephine,
Rebecca, and Kelly
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