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Daily Log

July 16, 1979

A.M.

Work continued with trowels and seive in meters EE-15, FF-14, FF-15, GG-14, HH-15 - each meter produced ivory.  Meter GG-14 was the most productive - several geometric insets were excavated.  Rectangles, triangles, and diamonds continue to be the most common shapes.  GG-14 also produced a complete bronze nail.

The present floor level ranges from 30-40cm. in depth. Meters II and EE are approximately 30cm. in depth while meter GG is almost 40cm. in depth.  The fragments and a redish soil are present throughout the trench at a depth of c. 20cm. - and this soil is present at the 30-40cm. floor level.

  • Tile: 2 cassetti
  • Pottery: 3/4 box

19790121

19790121
  • Find #3
  • EE-15
  • Tile layer
  • c. 35 cm
  • A fragment of a carved black ivory rectangle

19790145

19790145

19790222

19790222
  • Find #18
  • HH-15
  • Tile layer
  • c. 35 cm
  • A large fragment of workd blue-black ivory

19790283

19790283
  • Find #28
  • HH-15
  • Tile layer
  • c. 35 cm
  • Two fragments of worked pink-white ivory.  One fragment preserves three incised lines and the other preserves one incised line.

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P.M.

Work continued this afternoon with trowels and a seive in meters EE-16, FF-16, GG-15, GG-14, and HH-15.  Excavation produced many ivory insets.  Meter GG-15 and HH-15 were the most productive - meters EE-1 and FF-16 produced very few ivories.

In meter EE-16, at a depth of c. 40cm, a large terracotta object was found.  It was broken badly with the pick.  At this point, most of the object is still in the ground.  It has been consolidated and will remain in the ground until tomorrow.  A few broken

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25

pieces will be taken to the magazino tonight.  The object is surrounded by pithos fragments and many tile fragments.

  • Tile: 2 cassetti
  • Pottery: 1/2 box

19790231

19790231
  • Find #4
  • HH-15
  • Tile layer
  • c. 35 cm
  • Two fragments of ivory (?), half-round

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27

19790220

19790220
  • Find #8
  • HH-15
  • Tile layer
  • c. 35 cm
  • A large fragment of a worked black ivory triangle

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29

19790288

19790288

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31

19790223

19790223
  • Find #14
  • HH-15
  • Tile layer
  • c. 35 cm
  • Two joining fragments which form a fragment of a worked blue-black ivory triangle

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19790148

19790148
  • Find #19
  • FF-14
  • Tile layer
  • c. 35 cm
  • A fragment of the shaft of a bronze nail
Descriptive Attribute Value(s)
Document Type Trench Book Entry
Trench Book Entry Date 1979-07-16
Entry Year 1979
Start Page 5
End Page 21
Title Daily Log
Trench Book MC III:6-7
Trench Book MC III:8-9
Trench Book MC III:10-11
Trench Book MC III:12-13
Trench Book MC III:14-15
Trench Book MC III:16-17
Trench Book MC III:18-19
Trench Book MC III:20-21
Trench Book MC III:22-23
Trench Book MC III:24-25
Trench Book MC III:26-27
Trench Book MC III:28-29
Trench Book MC III:30-31
Trench Book MC III:32-33
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MC III info
Vocabulary: Murlo
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Contributor
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Matthew Caras info
Vocabulary: Murlo
Subject
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Coverage
Vocabulary: DCMI Metadata Terms (Dublin Core Terms)
Iron age info
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Open Context References: Iron age hub
Temporal Coverage
Vocabulary: DCMI Metadata Terms (Dublin Core Terms)
Creator
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Anthony Tuck info
Vocabulary: Murlo
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Matthew Caras. (2017) "MC III (1979-07-16):5-21; Daily Log from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Tesoro/Tesoro 23 Extension/1980, ID:391". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/663e954e-e88f-494f-9215-6c2d8f0e3a18> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2t72pt46

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