Jericho Bridge, Phase 4, Locharbriggs, Dumfries & Galloway Archaeological Works: Data Structure Report

D Barrett

doi:10.5284/1143118

January 1, 2023Open Access

Jericho Bridge, Phase 4, Locharbriggs, Dumfries & Galloway Archaeological Works: Data Structure Report

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The aim is to assess the archaeological potential of a specific area through trial trenching.
Conducted trial trenching using a 21-ton excavator.
Opened 16 trenches totaling 740 linear meters.
Dug trenches to the first archaeological horizon or natural subsoil.
No archaeological features were uncovered during the trenching.
The trial trenching did not reveal any significant findings.

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Trial trenching of a 1.7ha area reveals no archaeological features in the investigated region.

Abstract

Trial trenching of a 1.7ha area was conducted using a 21-ton excavator to dig trenches across the area down to either the first archaeological horizon or to natural subsoil. 16 trenches were opened, reaching a total of 740 linear meters of trenching. No archaeological features were uncovered.

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