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Site Photo

Description

  • composition
  • trowel
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  • sandy earth
  • light brown
  • loose
  • well preserved
  • artificial
  • pebbles, yellow clay
  • tufa, earth, bones, carbon
  • opus spicatum brick
  • The fill is found along the north wall extending southward at the east end of cut 3103 made for the interment of skeleton *3102. The fill was cut for later graves in the same area. The fill is stratified and contains layers of earth and tufa and is finished with a layer of spicatum bricks.
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Ceramic Inventory

  • 360 AD - 450 AD
  • Hayes 67
 Total fragments
1
1

Basic Information

  • spicatum brick covered fill covering 3102*

Tomb

Plan

Record Details

    • Lisa Fentress
    • Caroline Goodson
  • 12-7-2007
  • Lovisa Brannstedt
  • 12-7-2007