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Interpretazione

    • Accumulation, possibly the result of limited human activity and the continued degradation of Roman structures/materials.
      • Darian Marie Totten
    • 25-6-2010

Stratigraphic Relationships

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Sito Foto

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Descrizione

  • consistency, composition
  • pick, trowel
  • see plan
  • clayey sand
  • mid grayish brown
  • friable
  • later post-holes (medieval intervention)
  • accumulation
  • white stone (small to medium frags)
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  • broken bricks, mortar fragments, ceramics, marble fragments (including a cornice); glass crucible or slag
  • This stratum displays a slight slope from north to south with a surface marked by a medium concentration of mostly mortar fragments (in medium concentration) along with a low concentration of brick and white stone randomly dispersed. The inclusions are still found in a medium concentration throughout the stratum with a friable clayey sand soil matrix. There were few ceramics found here (probably medieval) and also a few marble fragments, including a marble cornice. This distinction with this stratum below was evident for reasons of consistency, color and composition.
  • This stratum was only excavated in a narrow N-S strip singled out because of time constraints.
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Inventario di Ceramica

  • 500 AD - 599 AD
  • there is a graffito on the handle of the jug
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Basic Information

  • Stratum of compact clay soil with heavy mortar fragment inclusions dominating the E of trench

Elementi Architectonici

  • VM_AE1214
    • Roman
    • file_image

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Dettagli del Record

  • Darian Marie Totten
  • 18-6-2010