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Archaeologia Cantiana
- Vol. 87 1972 page 124a
Fig 3
Rochester
East Gate, 1969. By A. C. Harrison,
B.A., F.S.A.

Fig. 3. Trench 7 across Phase I Rampart
and Wall-bank.
(1) Modern concrete floor. (2) Modern drain. (3) Brown earth with lumps of
clay. (4) Modern wall trench. (5) Repair-trench filled with loose brown
soil. (6) Blue clay
(7) Brown earth with chalk lumps. (8) Mortar scatter.
(9) Black sooty earth. (10) Gravel and clay. (11) Trampled clay with
traces of mortar. (12) Yellow sandy subsoil.
(13) Blue clay laminated with
sand. (14) Brown clay and flints. (15) Discoloured sand. (16) Yellow
brick-earth. (17) Hole left by decayed beam (18) Black ash.
(19) Dark-grey
topsoil. (20) Discoloured brick-earth. (21) Stones and brown earth. (22)
Brown earth. (23) Black sooty earth. (24) Yellow brick' earth seal of
pits.
(25) Grey earth. (26) Clay. (27) Discoloured brick-earth. (28) Clean
brick-earth subsoil. (29) Chalk. (30) Yellow sand. (31) Grey occupation
material"
(32) Discoloured clay. (33) Grey occupation material.
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