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Interpretation
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- The stratum was the fill for a posthole which was deposited in two phases. In the first phase, the cut was filled with a post. In the second, the pole decomposed, creating a stratum.
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- Darian Marie Totten
- 14-7-2009
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Description
- color, composition
- trowel
- see plan
- clayey sand
- mid-yellowish brown
- friable
- no later intervention
- artificial
- pebbles
- animal bones
- mortar flakes, tesserae, marble fragment, painted plaster, tile fragments
- The stratum was relatively uniform throughout with a composition of clayey sand and a friable compaction. The color remained mid-yellowish brown throughout. The surface of the stratum contained a few inclusions of tile fragments. In the center of the stratum the size and quantity of tile fragments increased and were placed in an irregular manner. The lower level of the stratum contained larger number of mortar fragments and a piece of painted plaster.
- identified and excavated in its entirety
Ceramic Inventory
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Basic Information
- Stratum inside SU 8118
Record Details
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- Lisa Fentress
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- Darian Marie Totten
- 10-7-2009
- Ismini Miliaresis
- 14-7-2009