Thursday, 28 June 2012
Friday, 22 June 2012
Structure uncovered at Stainton beck
I visited a different area of Stainton beck that only shows the red clay deposit that usually sits well above the gravel beds, and found quite a lot of mineralised bone buried in the stoneless clay.
I decided to do a small excavation and was surprised to find what appeared to be a small road, pathway? made from mostly whinstone ( basaltic andesite) from the Cleveland dyke at this location.
If ime right and i think i am this structure at least pre dates the old Thornton hall as the path or road would have had to pass through the old hall garden walls and they are still there, and there is no gateway.
Also there was no steel or iron to be found in the wood nore any pottery, or brick the ends of the wood have been chopped away not sawn.
Sunday, 10 June 2012
First visit by my good freind Roger Curry to view the Stainton gravel beds and the Cleveland dyke at Stainton
This first image shows Roger pointing at the Stainton gravel bed, not far to the right is where i found the possible human tbia.
I was recently visited by a friend who i met on a mineral forum, i showed the lad round my local excavations here are his observations. Roger said - He believes like others who have visited this area with me that ive discovered as yet unknown magnetic phenomena and geological deposits.
Location:Cleveland England
Stainton and Thornton, Middlesbrough, UK
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