Villa Magna

Interpretation

    • Stratumof abandonment after first medieval reoccupation of the villa. This demonstrated heavy traces of burning connected to this abandonment.
      • Darian Marie Totten
    • 25-6-2010

Stratigraphic Relationships

  • No Linked Records

Site Photo

Description

  • color, composition, consistency
  • pick, trowel
  • see plan
  • sandy clay
  • black
  • friable
  • no later intervention
  • accumulation
  • cubilia, whitestone (some)
  • charcoal, animal bones
  • brick fragment tesserae marble (including statue peace)
  • Stratum presents a smooth surface with a slight slope inclined from west to east. The heavy concentration of large rubble inclusions starts about midway through it and is more concentrated even along the west edge of the trench. The soil matrix is black in color, friable, and with heavy concentration of charcoal throughout. There is also a heavy concentration of ceramics and animal bones with random distribution. Along the southern edge there was a netable concentration of tesserae (mosaic). The distinction with the successive stratum was clear for reasons of color, consistency and composition.
  • excavated in its entirety
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Ceramic Inventory

  • 1 tubulo quadrangolare; Scaldavivande in Forum Ware, prima metà IX; 1 scoria di vetrina pesante
 Total fragments
1
5
1
13
103
27
1

Basic Information

  • Very black friable soil under SU 8169

failed to get markup 'sculpture'

  • VM_S20
    • file_imagemultiple
    • Panther paw, fragment

Plan

Record Details

    • Lisa Fentress
    • Darian Marie Totten
  • 25-6-2010
  • Ismini Miliaresis
  • 25-6-2010