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| | The surveying and geophysics results produced during the 2003 season are
shown below.
Key:
- yellow areas represent possible locations of the features we are
researching
- the grey dot density pattern shows the resistivity survey results (light
indicates areas of low resistance - usually wet areas and filled in ditches)
- the green grid is the national grid
- the blue grid is the site grid
Interpretation:
- the area of low resistance in the west corner of grid O/280 corresponds
with a depression which extends NW and under the nearby
hedge.
- the low resistance in the top corner of grid P280 corresponds with the
transition from the gravel terrace to a peaty alluvial soil which borders
the stream
- Grid M120 includes a rectangle of low resistance. Its position is
where the home owner believes a moat once lay. However the feature stops short of the SW corner of the garden
platform. It is possible that the platform was extended when the moat
was filled.
- Grid O/200 is shows much less resistance than adjoining grids P200 &
Q200. It may indicate a wide ditch
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