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Interpretation

- Interpretation did not see much of the paving stone\'s preparation (only small stones). This *could* have been a place for a wooden post for the fortification (of which we have a part of the foundation).
- Interpreted by
  - Tom Morton
- Interpreted on 17-7-2007

Stratigraphic Relationships

- VM_5024
  Covers
- Edit
- VM_5040
- Fills
  VM_5039
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Site Photo

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Description

Criteria of Distinctioncomposition, consistency
Excavation Techniquetrowel
Dimensions
Compositionsoil, small stones
Colourblack
Compactionloose
State of Conservationgood
Formationartificial
Geological Componentssmall stones
Organic Components
Artificial Components
Descriptionfill of the cut 5039 characterized by loose soil of black color and small stones covered by 5024
Observations
Chronological Elements
Palaeobotanical elements
Period
Phase
Stratigraphic Reliabilityquite good

Ceramic Inventory

Date Range

530 AD - 650 AD

Spot-dating Notes

	Total fragments
Roman- Coarse Wares	2
Roman- Dolium	1

Basic Information

DefinitionFill in 5039

Ceramics

Ceramics VM_D9
- Type
- Illustrations
Ceramics VM_P6398
- Type
- Illustrations
Ceramics VM_P6026
- Type
- Illustrations
Ceramics VM_P6467
- Type
- Illustrations
Ceramics VM_P6468
- Type
- Illustrations

Record Details

Director
- Lisa Fentress
Supervisor
- Serena Privitera
- Tom Morton
Date of Excavation 6-7-2007
Issued to Tom Morton
Issued on 6-7-2007

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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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