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Interpretation

- Interpretation fill of drain hole after abandonment of apsidal structure
- Interpreted by
  - Caroline Goodson
- Interpreted on 24-7-2009

Stratigraphic Relationships

- VM_4300
  Cuts
- VM_4301
  Abuts
- Edit
- VM_4319
- Abuts
  VM_4129
- Abuts
  VM_4359
- Abuts
  VM_4360
- Edit

Equal To
- VM_4353

Site Photo

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Description

Criteria of Distinctionforma, components
Excavation Techniquetrowel
Dimensions.15 x .40
Compositionsilty loam
Colourdark brown
Compactionloose
State of Conservationmediocre
Formationnatural?
Geological Components
Organic Componentsanimal bones
Artificial Componentsfram. of pottery, metal objects
Descriptionloose deposit of soil and pebbles with inclusions of metals, pottery and animal bones located in the drain running under 4129
ObservationsBrought to light by the excavation of 4300/4301. Equal to 4353, though there is little chance of contamination to 4319, whereas 4353 was opened from above.
Chronological Elements
Palaeobotanical elements
Period
Phase
Stratigraphic Reliability

Ceramic Inventory

Date Range

1250 AD - 1350 AD

Spot-dating Notes

	Total fragments
Medieval- Red Painted	51
Medieval- Sparse Glazed	3
Medieval- Lead-based Glazed	42
Medieval- Cooking Wares	45
Medieval- Coarse Ware	32
Medieval- Tin-based Glazed	4
Roman- Coarse Wares	3

Basic Information

DefinitionFill of Drain Hole running under [4129]

Record Details

Director
- Lisa Fentress
Supervisor
- Caroline Goodson
Date of Excavation 20-7-2009
Issued to Caroline Goodson
Issued on 2-7-2009

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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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