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Some bioturbation by roots and worms. 5YR 4/3 Reddish Brown<br />
[10415] Soil or turf lens within redeposited gravel layer [10414]. Moderately compacted mid pinkish brown<br />
sandy silt with occasional charcoal flecks. 1-3cm thick. Clear boundary. Homogenous. Some bioturbation by<br />
roots and worms. 7.5YR 4/6 Strong Brown<br />
[10416] Possible buried soil layer. Firm dark orangey greyish brown silt with occasional charcoal flecks and<br />
small natural gravels. 2-5cm thick. Clear boundary above and below. Homogenous. Some bioturbation by roots<br />
and worms. 5YR 3/3 Dark Reddish Brown<br />
[10417] Midden deposit. Firm mid orangey pinkish brown sandy silt mottled c. 10% with mid greyish brown,<br />
with moderately frequent charcoal flecks. 2-3cm thick. Clear boundary with [10416], slightly mixed with<br />
[10408]. Heterogeneous, some bioturbation by worms. 2.5YR 3/3 Dark Reddish Brown<br />
[10418] Midden deposit. Firm dark greyish brown sandy silt mottled c. 10% with mid reddish brown, with<br />
moderately frequent charcoal flecks and small natural gravels. 1cm thick. Slightly mixed boundary with [10417]<br />
and mixed with [10419]. Heterogeneous. Some bioturbation by worms. 5YR 2.5/2 Dark Reddish Brown<br />
[10419] Midden deposit possibly including burnt turf. Firm mid reddish brown sandy silt mottled c. 5% with<br />
mid pinkish red and yellowish orange, and c. 10% black, with frequent charcoal flecks and occasional small<br />
natural gravels. 2-5cm thick. Mixed boundary with [10418], clear with [10420]. Very heterogeneous. 5YR 4/6<br />
Yellowish Red<br />
[10420] Midden deposit. Firm mid yellowish-greyish brown sandy silt with moderately frequent charcoal flecks<br />
and natural gravels. 2-4cm thick. Clear boundary with [10419], slightly mixed with [10421]. Homogenous.<br />
Some bioturbation by roots. 7.5YR 4/4 Brown<br />
[10421] Midden deposit. Firm mid to light pinkish brown sandy silt mottled c. 20% with mid brownish grey,<br />
with frequent charcoal flecks and fragments and occasional natural gravels.1-3cm thick. Slightly mixed<br />
boundary with [10420], clear with [10422]. Very heterogenous. Some bioturbation by roots. 5YR 3/3 Dark<br />
Reddish Brown<br />
[10422] Buried soil/old land surface including burnt patches. Firm very dark reddish brown sandy silt with very<br />
frequent charcoal flecks and occasional natural gravels. Clear boundary with [10421], natural below. Fairly<br />
homogenous. 7.5YR 2.5/2 Very Dark Brown<br />
Results of Botanical Anaysis<br />
Wood Charcoal Identifications<br />
For each of the nineteen samples analysed, 50 charcoal fragments were identified to genus<br />
level. Of the total of 950 charcoal fragments identified, all were of the genus Betula. Due to<br />
this lack of variability, these results have not been presented as a table in this report.<br />
Wood Charcoal and Seaweed Quantification<br />
Table 1 shows the amount of charcoal and seaweed in each of the 19 samples analysed.<br />
Charcoal is expressed as volume in ml of charcoal fragments greater than 1 mm in the<br />
sample. Seaweed is expressed as the number of fragments larger than 1 mm per sample.<br />
These values have not been expressed per litre as all the samples taken were of the same<br />
volume (5 l).<br />
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