Interpretation
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- Possible similarity to stratum 8125 in the center of the trench. The pack of this stratum is extensive, as visible in section. This was a surface to be cut and form the base of huts. Not for habitation.
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- Darian Marie Totten
- 24-7-2009
Stratigraphic Relationships
Site Photo
- No records attached.
Description
- color, composition
- trowel
- E-W: 50 cm; N-S: 100 cm
- sandy silt
- mid orangish brown
- friable
- possibly cut by 8119
- accumulation
- mortar fragments, brick fragments
- This stratum visible as a small peninsular shaped feature found under 8095. It is horizontally dispersed and marked by the presence of mortar inclusions (predominantly) of a bluish grey color (ca. 5-10 cm in length), although small brick fragments are also discernable. This stratum had a consistent soil matrix and inclusion concentration throughout. The distinction between this stratum and that below was clear for reasons of color and composition.
- entirely excavated
Ceramic Inventory
- 400 AD - 650 AD
- s. lazio product, jug for wine?
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Basic Information
- Mid orangish brown stratum with mortar inclusions
Plan
Record Details
- Darian Marie Totten
- 24-7-2009