Villa Magna

Interpretation

    • This seems to be one of a series of piers/pilasters that supported a roof. (5029), a burned layer, contains (5060), the carbonized remains of the roof structure. With [5037] to the immediate N, perhaps these pilasters formed part of a portico that followed the line of the road.
      • Ryan Ricciardi
    • 26-7-2007

Stratigraphic Relationships

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Site Photo

Description

  • base di pilastro presso la sezione E del saggio
  • color, compaction, components
  • poor
  • pick, shovel, trowel
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  • Although this has not been entirely exposed in the 2007 season, the lower visible course is a large brick. Atop the brick and stepped in about 3 cm is a stone faced with plaster. The stone shows evidence of destruction or poor construction; the top that remains is uneven and appears almost broken.
  • There are 3 squares, approximately 3.5 m apart, all approximately .50 x .50 m, that follow the line of 5022. This wall and these bases also respect the line of the road 5015.
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Basic Information

  • base di pilastro presso la sezione E del saggio

Plan

Record Details

    • Lisa Fentress
    • Serena Privitera
    • Tom Morton
  • 25-7-2007
  • Tom Morton
  • 26-7-2007