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July 8, 2004

Opening Elevations:                                                             Students:

• NW: 154 cm bd                                                                   Hannah
• NE: 148 cm bd                                                                    Andrew
• SW: 149 cm bd                                                                  Chris
• SE: 152 cm bd

7am-12pm

Tools: pick axe, trowels, plumb bob, line level, tape measure, buckets, dustpans

Soil: light brown crumbly with lots of plaster and charcoal

Passes: N two-thirds of trench.

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20040065

• Find #2
• 183.67E/46.43S
• 27.25 m AE
• Rocchetto fragment

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20040064

• Find #3
• 183.5E/47.0S
• 27.07 m AE
• Rocchetto

Pick pass begun in NE corner.  PIck two-thirds of trench and sift in buckets in trench.  Very large amounts of pottery, bone and terracotta. The locus has bhanged to the burn layer of the destruction of the orientalizing buildings.

12:30-3:30pm

Tools: pick axe, trowels, dustpans, buckets, wheelbarrow, plumb bob, line level, tape measure.

Soil: ligt brown crumbly with lots of plaster and charcoal inclusions, transitioning to charcoal filled burn layer.

Passes: South third of trench

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20040153

20040153

• Find #5
• 183.245E/48.18S
• 27.18 m AE
• Decorated shell/bead?

Closing Elevations: day and locus 7:

• NW: 159 cm bd
• NE: 155 cm bd
• SW: 158.5 cm bd
• SE: 165.5 cm bd

Terracotta: 4 bowls

Pottery: 645 pieces

Other: Bone: 16-marked, 163 pieces; bulk bronze: 3 pieces ( 20040174).

Pick pass through souther third of trench recealed burn layer throughout trench. Significantly large increase in the amount of pottery and bone as well as larger pices of terracotta.