Reports

Hi everyone here's my latest dig report covering trenches TR45 and partly TR32 and TR11e. Particular interest for me were the copper alloy artefacts found either side of the ditch feature, which is the first identifiable ditch we've found so far. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ugFQ_sKwuVyRnzv5s-VllCDy657ReFTl/view?usp=sharingI hope you enjoy the read. David

This is a new 2026 version of the 2019 DBA, it is not only intended as an assessment of possible archaeological recovery, but also to summarise five years (18 months lost due to covid) of work in and around the Glebe Field. David https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pv016yvir6M6Iz63Py4CZuYenZjmh8_I/view?usp=drive_link

Attached link for Dig Report no. 10 trench TR 35 , including a new section of drystone wall .https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lXdMSMrzxvTx91pwysbKTX0ucWbykqLP/view?usp=drive_link

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wQ_5yQlFOpgEmb6EKmQsXJPsrYS-HKzm/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LNxuP4m4RbYi1AThNXTvFGgIBsyaJ3oH/view?ts=66053ffc

Interim Dig Report No. 5 Test Pit Trench 12 (TR12)Plate 01: Parch mark viewed eastward Author: David .W. Savage BA Honours Humanities with History (Open University) MA Archaeology (University of Bristol) Certificate Humanities (Open University) Interim report no.5 is to collate Test Pit 12 (TR12) east Glebe Field informationContents page1. Summary and Research Questions 32. Trench 53. Stratificati

Interim Dig Report 4Trench 10 Test Pit Plate 01: Zillah, Olya and Rocket Dog busy with Test Pit TR 10 Author: David .W. Savage BA Honours Humanities with History (Open University) MA Archaeology (University of Bristol) Certificate Humanities (Open University)Dig Report 4 is to collate all material relating to Test Pit Trench 10 east Glebe FieldContents page1. Summary and Research Question 32. Tren

Interim Dig Report 3Trench 14 ‘Test Pit’Plate 01: West Glebe Field, horseshoe shaped parch mark Credit: A. Christofides Author: David .W. Savage BA Honours Humanities with History (Open University) MA Archaeology (University of Bristol) Certificate Humanities (Open University)& Trench supervisor Mary Lennox BAEmail :- Glebefield@outlook.comDig Report 3 is to collate all material relating to Tr

Interim Report no. 2The Glebe Field Dig no. SGF22 Credit: Alex Christofides Trenches 07,11&13 Plate 01Author: David .W. Savage BA Honours Humanities with History (Open University) MA Archaeology (University of Bristol) Certificate Humanities (Open University)Email :- Glebefield@outlook.comInterim report no.2 collates investigative works relating to Trenches (TR) 07, 11 and 13. SummaryDig SGF22

Metals - Continued TR07 Co.08: Possible wrought iron key? Plate: 16TR11Co.04 Copper alloy hook fasteners Plate: 17 TR07 10mm R.B. Barbarous Radiate circa 340AD Plate: 18TR11 18mm Constantine II also a possible contemporary forgery,circa 340AD both Copper alloy BoneAt the time of writing all bone finds are thought to be animal butchered then broken to extract marrow. They appear to be mainly porcin

Interim Report No.1.Archaeology study of: - The Glebe Field Dig no. SGF 21 Credit J. McMahon Plate: 01.Author: David .W. Savage BA Honours Humanities with History (Open University) MA Archaeology (University of Bristol) Certificate Humanities (Open University)Email :- Glebefield@outlook.com Interim report no.1 collates information gained through archaeological investigation and prospecting within

Part 2.TR02-5 section north to south Figure: 05.Context 5 This is an extension of the trench eastwards and the three stratigraphical layers found in contexts 1,2 and 3 apply for colour and soil type. However, the 1mt x 600mm extension exposed the remains of a hearth. With heat discoloured stones, furnace waste, charcoal and some potsherds found. A large decoloured stone appeared to have striations

Organic residue analysis of Saxo-Norman pottery from Glebe Field, Siston: Report------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Julie Dunne, Toby Gillard and Richard P. EvershedOrganic Geochemistry Unit, School of Chemistry, University of Bristol, Cantock’s Close, Bristol, BS8 1TS, UK November 7th 2022 ------------------------------------------------