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June 5

Boxes of Tiles 7

Boxes of Pottery 3

Work continued this morning on T-17 sectors A-J 4-7.

1. At depth c. 50cm D-5 mixed in dark earth with heavy concentration of carbonized wood -- bronze "leech" fibul. with long clasp -- clasp broken and pin broken through entire fibula preserved in earth.

19710195

19710195

2. At depth c. 50 cm D-5 next to above -- "navicella" fibula bronze with lateral knob -- one knob and pin and clasp missing -- part of spring preserved but broken from body of arch.

19710196

19710196

19710922

  • Find #4
  • H-6
  • c. 90cm
  • Fragment banquet frieze preserves guilloch and dog [joins #19, p. 23 ]

19710289

19710289
  • Find #5
  • D-6
  • c. 1.20m
  • Fragment of Gorgon -- preserves part of mouth and lower jaw [joins fragment from grid D-10]

19710013

19710013
  • Find #6
  • D-5
  • c. 1.10m
  • What appears to be fragment of terra cotta "loom weight"

19710017

12. At depth c 1.25cm G-7 heavy concentration of tiles packed tightly together -- above this was layer of stone -- among tiles -- fragment of cover tile with letter. Several other fragments with letters came out in this layer.

19710007

19710007

19710009

19710009
  • Find #12
  • G-7
  • c. 1.25cm
  • fragment of cover tile with letter

19710011

19710011
  • Find #12
  • G-7
  • c. 1.25cm
  • fragment of cover tile with letter

In sector E-F 5-6 heavy layer of yellow earth occurred at a depth c. 0.90m -- the earth was very homogeneous in texture, soft, and contained no pottery of architect. terra cotta -- above this strata was a layer of dark brown earth c. 20cm thick which contained many small pieces carbonized wood -- also archit. terra cotta and pottery and some small pieces bronze -- some of the pottery contained carbonized material on inside -- above the darker layer was layer lighter brown extending to the surface. This layer contained light stones and terra cotta as well as some pottery and tiny pices of bronze [see profile p. 74 ].

In sector G-H 6-7  trench revealed different stratification than that mentioned above -- no layer of yeallow earth was observed! The dark brown earth-stone mixture at surface continued to depth c. 1.35m. Large pithos fragments [ 19710067

19710067
19710067 ] and heavy concentrations of tiles occurred at depth c. 1.10-1.35m.

19710067

19710067 19710067
  • No find number
  • G-H 6-7
  • c. 1.10-1.35m
  • Large pithos fragments

The work on this sector will be extended S. to sector E-F7 in order to determine the extent of the yellow layer in E-F 5-6 [see profile ]. This area also produced heavy concentration of bucchero in earth containing many small

pieces carbonized matter.

At depth c. 1.20m H-7 heavy concentration of tiles mentioned above -- below htis appeared fraagments of large pithos -- below the pithos was an area of soft dark earth with very heavy concentraiton of carbon matter -- bounded on north side by tightly packed small stones [see diagram ]

14. At depth c 1.25m H-7 in the carbon layer next to the above piece -- fragment of bucchero with impressed indentation on side of cup -- from other fragments found in sector A-J 4-7 the pot was able to be reconstructed.

19710159

  • Find #14
  • H-7
  • c. 1.25m
  • fragment of bucchero with impressed indentations on side of cup

15. In clearing area previously excavated [see EN I p.   ] a small piece of bucchero appeared apparently washed out during the winter -- also fragment of pottery.

19710388

19710388
  • Find #15
  • No coordinates given
  • No depth given
  • Small piece of bucchero

16. Also in clearing -- fragment of Gorgon face -- D-10, and bucchero fragment with impressed face.

19710391

19710391
  • Find #16
  • D-10
  • No depth given
  • Bucchero fragment with impressed face
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Document Type Trench Book Entry
Trench Book Entry Date 1971-06-05
Entry Year 1971
Start Page 24
End Page 35
Title Daily Log
Trench Book EN II:24-25
Trench Book EN II:26-27
Trench Book EN II:28-29
Trench Book EN II:30-31
Trench Book EN II:32-33
Trench Book EN II:34-35
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EN II info
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Erik Nielsen info
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Iron age info
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Anthony Tuck info
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Erik Nielsen. (2017) "EN II (1971-06-05):24-35; Daily Log from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Tesoro/Tesoro 17/1971, ID:68/PC 19710067". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/8402d7a9-08c8-437b-b1e7-1cfcffb72a62> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k27w6pk2w

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