Daily Log

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July 30, 1982

A.M.

In grids T-W/62-64, excavation cintinued, clearing and defining the "mortar" floor with mestilini and hammers.  In grids W/62-63 (see map , p. 64), a pan tile was discovered, with width preserved, lying on top of a heavy concentration of plaster.  This tile appears to be situated about 20 cm beyond the end of the preserved floor.  A well preserved floor was detected in grids V-W/63-64, running from the south and east baulks north to approximately the northern edge of a large pan tile resting on a column base in grids V&W/64 (see map , p. 64).  Then, in grids T-U/63-64, the floor is scantily preserved, lying in scattered fragments under a heavy layer of plaster and vitrified material.  Due to time considerations, and the decayed state of the floor, excavation to floor level was discontinued in grids R-T/62-64, and U/62.  The area was swept clean for photographs and mapping.

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• Find #9
• S/63
• 60 cm
• Cut 3
• Bucchero handle with hatched triangles and dashes.
• Drawing
• Picture