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Interpretation

- Interpretation Lime slaking pit associated with the lime kiln adjacent to it
- Interpreted by
  - Mark Perks
- Interpreted on 19-6-2007
- Interpretation bottom of lime slaking pit
- Interpreted by
  - Caroline Goodson
- Interpreted on 17-1-2008

Stratigraphic Relationships

- VM_2147
  Covers
- VM_4008
  Covers
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- VM_4025
- Abuts
  VM_4004
- Abuts
  VM_4005
- Abuts
  VM_4054
- Covers
  VM_4057
- Covers
  VM_4088
- Fills
  VM_4260
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Description

Criteria of Distinctioncolor, compaction
Excavation Techniquetrowel
Dimensions1.73 x 3.4 m
Compositionwhite mortar, clay soil
Colourwhite
Compactionfirm fine grained sediments
State of Conservationgood
Formationartificial
Geological Componentsstones
Organic Components
Artificial Componentsmortar, plaster
Descriptionmortared floor surface
ObservationsOn the faces of the walls 4004 and 4005 adjacent to the floor surface there is plaster that might be in association with the floor.
Chronological Elements
Palaeobotanical elements
Period
Phase
Stratigraphic Reliabilitygood

Ceramic Inventory

Date Range

1200 AD - 1299 AD

Spot-dating Notes

	Total fragments
Medieval- Tin-based Glazed	2
Medieval- Coarse Ware	1

Basic Information

DefinitionMortared floor surface defined by 4004 and 4005

Plan

Plan VM07_58
Plan VM07_60
Plan VM07_80

Record Details

Director
- Lisa Fentress
Supervisor
- Caroline Goodson
Date of Excavation 20-6-2007
Issued to Mark Perks
Issued on 20-6-2007

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Fentress, E., Goodson, C., Maiuro, M., Andrews, M., Dufton, J.A. (eds.) 2016. Villa Magna: an Imperial Estate and its Legacies. Excavations 2006–2010. British School at Rome, Rome.

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