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Daily Log
West Extension: Areas of Stone Concentration. (
.)
June 29, 1993
A.M.
Continued troweling in H-I/47-48, leveling floor to approx. 95-100 cm, defining around stones and moving westward. Only a few pieces of tile, 2 small flakes of bronze, and about 10 sherds were found in these meters. Soil was slightly yellowish and sandy. Also continued troweling in H-I/45-44, moving west and encountering more stones in the possible formation. Soil was medium brown with a few flakes of bronze and about 12 pieces of pottery and bone. Average depth was 90 cm.
Picked and troweled in meters H-I/42 to bring floor to level of 90 cm. Soil was reddish with plaster and lots of large carbon inclusions. Discovered the end of a rocchetto (find #1) in H/42 and found 2 bronze tacks and a section of bronze tube in I/42 (finds #2, 5, 4, respectively). A large piece of slag (find #3) was found in the barrow from meters H-I/42. Recovered 1/8 cassetta of tile and about 15 pieces of pottery and bone (including a large pithos handle) as well as several small flakes of bronze.
- Find #1
- H/42
- depth 90 cm
- rocchetto fragment
- Find #2
- I/42
- depth 88 cm
-
bronze tack
- Find #3
- H-I/42
- depth approx. 90 cm (barrow find)
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slag
- Find #4
- I/42
- depth 80 cm
-
section of bronze tube
- Find #5
- I/42
- depth 85 cm
-
bronze tack
P.M.
Photographs taken.
This afternoon work continued in meters H-I/48-47 moving to the west. The stones appeared to thin out toward the west of this cut. Very little pottery or tile was removed, although one piece of bronze (find #12) was discovered. The soil in this area is yellowish. The depth of this area is 95-100 cm.
In meters H-I/45-44 work continued defining the extent of the stone concentration. This area was leveled to approximately 90 cm and the soil is brown with a yellow tint. Pottery and tile were infrequent throughout this area. In I/45-44 the remainder of the tile layer, at 70-85 cm, was removed producing about 1/5 a cassetta of tile. Two fragments of gorgon hair (finds # 13 & 15) and another piece of ridge terracotta (find #14). The soil among these tiles was medium brown.
Meters H-I/43 were taken down to a level of about 90 cm, moving east. The soil in this area continues to be reddish brown with many inclusions of carbon and plaster. 1/8 cassette of tile and \xbc latte of pottery and bone, and numerous flakes of bronze were removed. Finds from this area included a bucchero tondo fragment (find #7), and several pieces of worked bone, including one
bone petal (finds #8, 9, 10, 11, &16). An unusual piece of bronze was also removed from this area (find #6)
- Find #6
- H/43
- depth 90 cm
-
amorphous bronze
- Find #8
- H/43
- depth 88 cm
-
bone petal
- Find #10
- H/43
- depth 88 cm
-
possible worked bone
- Find #11
- H-I/43
- 85-90 cm (barrow find)
-
possible worked bone
- Find #12
- H-I/48-47
- depth approx. 90-100 cm (barrow find)
-
section of tubular bronze
- Find #13
- I/44-45
- depth 70-85 cm (barrow find)
-
fragment of gorgon antefix
- Find #15
- I/44-45
- depth 70-85 cm (barrow find)
-
fragment of gorgon antefix
Descriptive Attribute | Value(s) |
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Document Type | Trench Book Entry |
Trench Book Entry Date | 1993-06-29 |
Entry Year | 1993 |
Start Page | 172 |
End Page | 181 |
Title | Daily Log |
Descriptive Attribute | Value(s) |
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Is Part Of
Vocabulary: DCMI Metadata Terms (Dublin Core Terms) |
JB VI
Vocabulary: Murlo |
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Jon Berkin. (2017) "JB VI (1993-06-29):172-181; Daily Log from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Tesoro/Tesoro 22 West Extension/1993, ID:390/PC 19930040". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/55dee288-02bd-4294-8049-585e8cf0789b> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k23n2fs9w
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