BUTTERMARKET, IPSWICH, SUFFOLK (1AS 3104): (1) CHARCOAL.

Author(s): P Murphy

Charred wood and timber from four late Saxon cellared buildings was examined. The main structural timber was oak, jointed with pegs, some of willow/poplar. Other structural woods included ash, elm, Sorbus-type, willow/poplar and conifer. Hazel was used for wattling. Other wooden objects include a barrel with oak staves, a turned vessel of willow, and areas of collapsed wickerwork/basketry. One of these was of split hazel roundwood with interwoven young Salix-stems; another of split hazel and oak roundwood with interwoven hazel stems.

Report Number:
74/1990
Series:
AML Reports (New Series)
Pages:
16
Keywords:
Charcoal Plant Remains Wood

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