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Interpretation

    • Artificial fill of cut 8009.
      • Caitlin Gillespie
    • 21-7-2008

Stratigraphic Relationships

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Site Photo

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Description

  • color, consistency
  • trowel
  • see plan
  • fine silty sand
  • dark yellowish brown
  • friable
  • no intervention
  • artificial
  • small rocks, tufo
  • charcoal, roots
  • ceramics, bricks
  • Fill of cut SU 8009; inclusions of ceramic, broken bricks, small stone and charcoal randomly distributed with pieces about 6 mm in length, which started about 15 cm below the surface, although soil color and consistency remained the same.
  • Excavation of fill encountered the presence of large pieces of worked stones and the remains of potential tufo and mortar rubble that defines the bottom of the cut; the fill is more sandy (and the soil finer and with fewer inclusions than other strata seen to date in trench).
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  • good

Ceramic Inventory

  • unclear from the small amount of pottery what the dates might be, mix of Roman and medieval
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Basic Information

  • Riempimento taglio 8009

Plan

Record Details

    • Lisa Fentress
    • Andrea Di Miceli
  • 18-7-2008
  • Andrea Di Miceli
  • 16-7-2008